This is a book I've put off reading for a long time. In fact, I saw the movie with Tilda Swinton before I was brave enough to read the...

If you’re like me, your first experience with this story was with the 1988 Disney adaption Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

This is a classic story combining dark fantasy, horror and coming of age.

The Feminist Revolution is a collection of essays by the Sc-Fi novelist and double Hugo Award-winning Kameron Hurley.

Only days before a massive exhibition is due to open at the New York Museum of Natural History, there is a brutal series of murders.

The protagonist Alexander Jones asks whether human influence has been a good thing for the Hokas.

I'm going to say straight away that I absolutely adored this series. It completely lived up to my expectation and then some.

It's not in the top ten favourites of the Discworld novels, but definitely in the top twenty.

Your Way to Health is an all in one journal which helps you track your energy and mood.

This a book you'll read because it's THE book. Neuromancer by William Gibson is a pillar of cyberpunk fiction.

The Return of the Obra Dinn - an Insurance Adventure with Minimal Colour.

I have a complex, vaguely troubling relationship with books. I want books. All the books. I haven’t got time to read them, but I want them.

War is Peace. Freedom is Slavery. Ignorance is Strength.

Thursday Next is a Lit-Tech agent, who spends her time tracking literature forgers, hoping for a promotion which is unlikely to come.

I’m almost glad I waited until now. This is an incredible story, but I feel like I was ready for it now.

The Orville is the most cross-genre series I've ever seen

Jim Butcher's magic system rehashes the classic ideas of Latin spell casting and potion making but done in an appealing way.

If you ever wondered what a Black Mirror episode would look like if it threw all caution to the wind and went full-blown meta?

It is repulsive, but it's also beautifully written, engaging and well worth the read.

True it is, that these are not the droids for which thou search’st.