POSTED ON: March 29, 2019
FILED UNDER: Books, Film, News
TAGS: Stephen King
By Oliver Johnson
Contains spoilers With a new film about to be released, it’s time to re-examine the book Stephen King personally deems his most frightening – Pet Sematary – a book in which he felt he had ‘gone too far’, one he literally put away in a drawer ‘thinking …
MOREPOSTED ON: March 26, 2019
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Terms & Conditions for Becky Chambers #FindPickwick prize draw at YALC 2019: This is a prize draw for an advance proof of To Be Taught, If Fortunate by Becky Chambers. To enter, please find the Pickwicks located around YALC, tweet us your Pickwicks …
MOREPOSTED ON: March 26, 2019
FILED UNDER: Film, Uncategorized
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By Cameron Myers
Let’s be honest, by the time this review is up most of you will have seen Captain Marvel already. The superhero flick starring Brie Larson has taken the box office by storm and skyrocketed to the top of the blockbuster charts, and not undeservedly; for …
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Alita often has the feel of two movies in one: a mixture of teenage romance and an affectedly violent comic-book flick. This is perhaps unsurprising, the film coming as it does from the directorial vision of one Robert Rodriguez – mastermind behind Sin …
MOREPOSTED ON: March 1, 2019
FILED UNDER: Books, Fantasy, News, Young Adult
TAGS: Fantasy, Magic, Young Adult
Books, Fantasy, News, Young Adult
By Maddy Marshall
Nocturna is coming . . . (and isn’t the cover beautiful!?) We’re completely obsessed with this magical YA fantasy by Maya Motayne, which will be published in May 2019. An incredibly lush and gorgeously written Latinx-inspired adventure bursting with vi …
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