Briseis was a queen before the Greeks came. Now she is a slave to the man who killed her family. Described by some as a feminist Illiad, I was so excited to get my hands on this book and read for myself. I love the classical epics and anything with a feminist angle is right
All small towns have their secrets, but they rarely come as dark and dingy as those rising from the waters of Greystone Lake, the backdrop for this woozy psychological thriller. When Nate McHale, a family man with a shady past, returns home for the funeral of a high school classmate, spiralling events draw him to
Quirk Books and STORGY are joining forces for a rather ‘Peculiar’ giveaway! (UK entrants only) To celebrate the DVD, Blu-ray, and Digital release of Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children on the 13th December, 2016 – STORGY Magazine will publish a review of the critically acclaimed novel followed by an exclusive with author Ransom Riggs, and
