12 Best Ian McEwan Novels
Ian McEwan published his first novel The Cement Garden in 1978. It received positive reviews, particularly for a…
by Katy Thornton June 4, 2021
Ian McEwan published his first novel The Cement Garden in 1978. It received positive reviews, particularly for a…
by Katy Thornton June 4, 2021
A hypnotising combination of romance, folklore, and strong female characters, Sarah J. Maas’ A Court of Thorns and…
by Victoria Bottomley May 28, 2021
Three shots fired in Dallas, Texas on November 22, 1963 changed the world. President Kennedy was assassinated and…
by Ana Markovic May 21, 2021
“Big brother is watching you…” the utterance has come to encapsulate the terrifying yoke of state power in…
by Thea Dunne May 14, 2021
Charles Bukowski is both fringe and mainstream, underground and establishment. Bukowski’s vulgar, autobiographical writing—fueled by alcohol—can be off-putting,…
by Jeff Somers May 7, 2021
Six of Crows is a clever, gritty novel set in Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse. A spinoff of Bardugo’s debut…
by Brooke Harrison May 3, 2021
John Green is one of the best known young adult novelists. His novels consistently become cult classics and…
by Katy Thornton April 30, 2021
Pierce Brown’s Red Rising series is a space opera—a genre defined by interplanetary or interstellar civilizations and, yes,…
by Jeff Somers April 16, 2021
Jodi Picoult is the author of 26 widely successful novels. She aims to dissect ethical dilemmas, touching on…
by Katy Thornton April 9, 2021
Mention “fairies” and many people will think of something like Tinkerbell, as imagined by Disney. But in The…
by Alexandra Davies April 5, 2021