More about "fiction"

"The 'power' to be witty, entertaining and sexually interesting to men is not that much of a power at all"

Former editorial director turned author Vanessa Raphaely chats to us about Plus One, her new novel that delves into the dark world of fame, women in media and the #MeToo movement.

We speak to the woman whose fantasy novel is already the Black Panther of books

A love letter to black girls, Tomi Adeyemi's Children of Blood and Bone breaks away from the idea that the African experience is rooted in poverty.

What it looks like when equality starts feeling like “oppression” for some white authors

Why diversity should never be treated as a trend.

Book review: Everless by Sara Holland

What would you do if you had the power to manipulate time?

Book review: The Favourite Sister Jessica Knoll

If you’re a big fan of catty, gossip-fuelled dramas, you’ll be lapping up this excellently written competitive thriller.

Book review: Strange Weather by Joe Hill

Joe Hill gives us a four-course meal in his newest book, Strange Weather.

Book review: I Am Thunder by Muhammad Khan

Fifteen-year-old Muzna Saleem meets Arif Malik who encourages her to explore freedom beyond religious grounds – will she give in?

Book review: Rattle by Fiona Cummins

Fans of the macabre, if you like a crime thriller with an extra touch of darkness - this is it.