This past week I have been far too pleased with myself for finishing my first knitting project that is fit for human wardrobes. Granted, the recipient is about 11 weeks…

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…their greatest triumphs and most devastating defeats, suffering with them the horrors of hunger, imprisonment, forced feeding and ultimate betrayal. But freedom is a powerful drug. I wrote this book…

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It seems that Marvel are continuing their love for all things girl power, and have announced that they may be expanding Spider-Man’s filmic universe. A new film would feature a…

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Idly scanning through the radio stations on Sunday afternoon I came upon the purr-fect tones of Mariella Frostrop on Radio 4’s Open Book. The show was the fourth episode to…

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…could be cured by a drug? What if you needed that drug every day … or death would reclaim you? It’s not hypothetical to Bryn Davis. It’s her so-called life….

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I have always wanted to come across an amazing travel deal, out of the blue, and then throw caution to the wind and book it right then and there –…

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…than price) differentiating the two. However, if the physical book was beautifully packaged (like many hardbacks are) then it’s a whole other story. Suddenly the difference between that gorgeous physical…

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…our desires – voyeurism, sex and cheap thrills. So today, when I read the news about how ITV is still deciding whether to continue broadcasting the show Red & Black…

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…at paying £5 to check-in online? Bottomline is that no other airline gives you the option (and it is an option) to fly to Europe for £10 or less. I’ve…

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A dangerous new drug has emerged into the nightclubs around Newbury. Entrium Trilenium, otherwise known as Entry, is easy to manufacture, looks deceptively like ecstasy, but is incredibly lethal. After…

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…books will stand out better in bookshops), adapt to new formats (the larger B-formats currently becoming more popular), and to attract a new audience (who may not have picked up…

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The first book in the Hatton and Roumande mystery series. A stunning debut rich in period detail and sinister intrigue that introduces a memorable duo – one of London’s first…

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…and generic film posters. Following on from the shock news of Ken and Barbie’s acrimonious split, which I came across traveling to work (see here), my further adventures in tube…

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…think we worked this difference very well. But what do you think? Chiara Priorelli, Publicity & Online Marketing Manager Want to flag up a cover for our Wednesday Cover Story?…

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…perfect collection of receipes featuring time-saving and corner-cutting tips.   As everyone is reeling from the worldwide financial breakdown, there’s now an emphasis on getting back to basics and Mo…

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…basics of the emoticon, before you might like to move on to something a little more advanced. Reasearch associate Fred Benenson has used emoticons to translate the entirety of Herman…

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…of books, for example cheap detective Herbie Proctor, who appears first in Ten Little Herrings. He is discovered at a hotel in the Loire, ‘drinking the smallest size of beer…

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Voted the NUMBER ONE MOST POPULAR book with children in 2013   Book 1 in the New York Times and UK Bestselling Morganville Vampire series   Welcome to Morganville. Just…

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…a hardback to fly off the shelves simply because it was a much awaited new release. The rise of the ebook means readers can now enjoy brand new releases at…

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…TW11 8NY. Get a book signed for a perfect Christmas gift! For more information contact the library on 020 8734 3304 or book your tickets online here. Ticket price includes…

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…beginning. Get a book signed for a perfect Christmas gift! For more information contact the library on 0208 734 3352 or book online here. Ticket price includes refreshments. Recommend This:…

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