Football's Financial Shame: The V11 Review Exposed
A damning new documentary, 'The V11 Review', pulls back the curtain on the financial scandal rocking English football, exposing the human cost of greed and mismanagement.
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James Fox's Craftland: Saving Britain's Vanishing Artisan Trades
Art historian James Fox embarks on a captivating pilgrimage across Britain, documenting the extraordinary craftspeople fighting to preserve ancient skills from extinction in his new book, Craftland.
September 2025's Must-Read Books: Complete Guide
Discover the most anticipated book releases of September 2025. From gripping fiction to groundbreaking non-fiction, explore the titles that will dominate bestseller lists and book club discussions this autumn.
Benjamin Wood's 'Seascraper': A Masterful Tale of Art & Memory
Dive into our review of Benjamin Wood's stunning new novel, 'Seascraper'. A profound exploration of an artist's life, the shadows of the past, and the search for meaning that cements Wood's place as a major voice in British literary fiction.
Kate Riley's 'Ruth': A Dazzling Debut on Grief & Truth
Discover Kate Riley's groundbreaking debut novel, 'Ruth', a poignant and darkly witty exploration of grief, family secrets, and the unvarnished truth of a woman's life.
Miriam Toews' Profound New Memoir Explores Trauma & Peace
Acclaimed author Miriam Toews delivers a searingly intimate and expansive memoir, navigating personal trauma, familial bonds, and the complex legacy of her Mennonite upbringing in this powerful new work.
Classical Music's Hidden Hand in Shaping Modern Pop
Elizabeth Alker's revelatory book, 'Everything We Do Is Music', uncovers the astonishing classical roots of pop icons from The Beatles to Taylor Swift, revealing a secret musical lineage that shaped a century of sound.
Kataraina: Becky Manawatu's Thrilling Māori Masterpiece
Becky Manawatu returns with a breathtaking and powerful follow-up to the award-winning Auē. Our review delves into this stunning new Māori novel that explores themes of trauma, identity, and redemption with lyrical prose and heart-stopping tension.
The Final Vow & Cut-Throat Trial: Crime Fiction Masterclass
Dive into the dark, twisted worlds of M.W. Craven's 'The Final Vow' and S.J. Fleet's 'Cut-Throat Trial'. This review explores the intricate plotting, forensic detail, and psychological depth that make these new releases essential reading for crime thrille
August's Must-Read Books: Critics' Top Picks Revealed
Discover the hottest new book releases for August. Our critics delve into Adam Kay's latest medical memoir, a witty Greek myth retelling by Phoenicia Rogerson, and Lucas Oakeley's charming ghostly debut. Find your next favourite read here.
Avid Reader's Warning Over Common Book Storage Mistake
A self-proclaimed bibliophile's viral warning reveals a common book storage habit that's secretly damaging your precious collection. Discover the expert-backed tips to protect your library.
Kamala Harris's Book Tour Baffles With Major City Snubs
Vice President Kamala Harris's 'Empathy Book Tour' itinerary raises eyebrows as it strategically bypasses major media hubs like New York and Washington D.C., opting for a 15-stop tour across the US. Discover the political strategy behind the puzzling sche
Tart & Slutty Cookbook: A Provocative Culinary Review
A candid review of 'Tart & Slutty: The Cheff's Cookbook', the provocative new culinary release causing a stir with its unapologetic approach to food and feminism. Discover why this isn't your average cookbook.
Adele Parks' New Thriller Exposes Social Media Darkness
Bestselling author Adele Parks MBE reveals the terrifying inspiration behind her new psychological thriller 'Just Between Us', exploring the deadly consequences of online envy and curated perfection in the digital age.
Craftland: James Fox on Britain's Vanishing Skills
Explore the hidden world of Britain's last traditional artisans in James Fox's 'Craftland'. A riveting review of a nation's disappearing heritage, from thatching and wheelwrighting to glassblowing.
Circular Motion Review: A World Spinning Out of Control
Delve into Alex Foster's breathtaking debut novel, 'Circular Motion', a high-concept thriller where the Earth's rotation accelerates, hurtling society towards chaos. A masterful blend of climate fiction and human drama.
Can Darwinism Explain the Rise of JD Vance?
Evolutionary biologist Mark Vellend's 'Everything Evolves' applies Darwinian theory to human culture, offering a controversial lens to understand figures like JD Vance and the trajectory of modern politics.
I Review Books From A 40ft Ladder - Best Job In The World
Meet the man with Britain's most unique profession: a full-time book reviewer who works from a 40ft-high platform. Discover the incredible story behind his sky-high career and the simple secret to landing your dream job.
James Delbourgo's 'A Noble Madness' exposes collecting's dark side
A gripping exploration of the psychological and ethical dilemmas faced by collectors, as revealed in James Delbourgo's latest book.
Sarah Hall's 'Helm': A Climate Masterpiece
Sarah Hall's latest novel, 'Helm', is a masterful exploration of climate change, blending lyrical prose with a haunting vision of environmental collapse. A must-read for 2025.
'Ending Isolation': A harrowing look at solitary confinement
Explore the harrowing yet enlightening insights from 'Ending Isolation,' a groundbreaking book that delves into the psychological and societal impacts of solitary confinement.
Library book returned after 82 years
A long-lost library book has finally been returned after 82 years, sparking joy and nostalgia. Discover the fascinating story behind this overdue return.
Book of Mountains and Seas: A Mythical Triumph at Edinburgh
Discover the breathtaking spectacle of 'Book of Mountains and Seas' at the Edinburgh International Festival – a fusion of myth, music, and visual storytelling that captivates audiences.
Katabasis: A Descent into Academic Hell
R.F. Kuang's 'Katabasis' is a blistering critique of academia, blending dark humour and sharp prose to expose the brutal realities of scholarly life.
Louis Sachar's 'The Magician of Tiger Castle' Review
Dive into Louis Sachar's enchanting new novel, 'The Magician of Tiger Castle,' a spellbinding fantasy set in a distant kingdom filled with wonder and mystery.
Jonathan Mahler's 'Gods of New York': Power and ambition
Explore Jonathan Mahler's latest book, 'Gods of New York,' a gripping narrative that delves into the lives of the city's most influential figures. A must-read for anyone fascinated by New York's dynamic history.
The Benson Diary: Edwardian Elite's Private Musings
A review of A.C. Benson's 'The Benson Diary', offering a fascinating insight into the musings of an Edwardian elitist and his reflections on society, literature, and personal struggles.
Michael Crummey's 'The Adversary': Dark humour in Newfoundland
Michael Crummey's latest novel, 'The Adversary', delivers a gripping narrative of survival, betrayal, and dark humour set in a remote Newfoundland outpost. A must-read for fans of literary fiction.
Hope Reese's 'The Women Not Fine': A Feminist Masterpiece
Explore Hope Reese's compelling new book, 'The Women Not Fine,' which uncovers the untold stories of women who defied societal norms. A must-read for history enthusiasts.
Eve Macdonald's Carthage: Ancient history redefined
Explore the captivating history of Carthage through Eve Macdonald's groundbreaking book, offering fresh insights into this ancient civilization's rise and fall.
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