Everything I read in March. Fiend by Alma Katsu The Berisha family run one of the largest import-export companies in the world and always seem to ...

The knocking had been insistent. Essie opened the door to a woman, possibly in her mid-fifties, with dark blonde hair cut into an unflatteringly ...

Want to read miserably but don’t want to be reminded of current world problems? I’ve got you. Here are three books that will give you that icky yucky ugh ...

I am really excited to announce that my new novel, The Pit, will be released later this year. In recent blog posts, I’ve spoken about how I’ve been ...

Imagine a world where fascism is on the rise. The rich keep getting richer. Racists and misogynists and homophobes are loud, and getting louder. Billions ...

This is the first time since childhood that I don’t have a creative writing project on the go. And it feels weird. I wrote about my existential and ...

The sound of the bath filling up was almost as comforting to Gwen as sitting in it. She smiled listening to the hiss of the taps and the gentle hum of the ...

We’ve hit December, and what better way to count down to the ‘big day’ than by sharing my three favourite Christmas horror movies?! It’s a Wonderful ...

Outer space and the future are the two most overused settings in science fiction—and that’s because they’re such a gosh darn fun playground. There’s ...

2025 has been a deliciously varied time for me reading-wise. This may have something to do with my new selection process – rather than choosing a book to ...