A cookie cutter palate cleanser with corny plotlines and even corner dialogue, but somehow Yarros makes it work.

One of the only times I condone judging a book by its cover. Solà's beautiful short stories can convert even the most devout novel lover.

A palate cleanser should be refreshing and simple. This came through in the protagonist's frustrating simple-mindedness.

A provocative narrative on homosexuality written by a Black man? It's enough to send any conservative reader to an early grave.

A novel for those who wonder if they were bitten by a spider or chucked off a building they'd suddenly develop superhuman abilities.

In this chapter of 'Convoluted Russian Literature: is it pretentious and over-celebrated drivel or deserving of its infamy?' is Dostoevsky..