To read, or not to read, that’s not really a question: But whether it be right to let you, the reader suffer The dull and lousy criticism of one of the Bard most loved/hated plays Or to move on and review another island in the sea of critical dispute And against good judgement, finally review [...]

Warning: If you have NOT read Feed, do not read this review! Deadline is the zombie book of 2011, and the political horror-thriller of the year. This is the second book in Mira Grant’s Newsflesh trilogy, and the book is just as strong as, if not stronger, than Feed. The political intrigue that started in [...]

Charlie, Eduard, Theo, Lisa, and Julius are members of the military sent to Antarctica for a very particular mission. During World War II, mysterious monsters came from the rift and began stalking the streets of the war-torn world. The monsters disappeared, along with a military team that was never heard from again, but the world [...]

I’ll admit it. I’m a bit of a poetry snob. That isn’t to say that I will only read the likes of Dickinson, Shakespeare and Rossetti of course. Indeed, I even dared to venture that Seamus Heaney’s ‘North’ wasn’t a patch on his earlier work of Beowulf. Nor am I a fan of Sylvia Plath, [...]

I have to admit that when I received The Flight of the Silver Vixen in the post, I had mixed thoughts about reading it. On the one hand, it was actually science fiction, a genre that I love but have really been neglecting recently. On the other, the tagline “Enter a world where both sexes [...]