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Sofia has recently decided to commit to a life of celibacy. Her sister is due to get married, one of her best friends is about to mar...

Hello all! Caitlin Moran's shiny new green novel was published in the UK last week, and after dithering about whether or not to buy a co...

Some time ago, Hollywood started bringing fictional characters to life using cloning technology. Why employ actors when you can get the real...

After the emotional rollercoaster ride that was the last two installments in the Star Trek movie series, The Voyage Home comes as someth...

It has long been suspected that although his books are universally classified as “comic fantasy,” Sir Terry Pratchett doesn’t really writ...

I've been working in a bookshop for four years now, and in that time I've had some pretty peculiar interactions with the general p...

I've had my eye on Rivers of London since it was published earlier this year. Having spent three years at university on the outskirts, ...

I'd been vaguely aware of Paranormalcy for a while, from other people's "mailbox" and review posts, but I'll be honest...

Thursday was the big launch of the latest chapter in the Richard and Judy Book Club: 2011’s Summer Reads. The first book to be selected, ...

The Boy in the Dress , David Walliams I've never liked Little Britain , and when I saw one of its stars had written a book with a titl...

What kind of girl wants to kiss every boy at a funeral, wants to maul a guy in a tree after making out with her (dead) sister's boyfrie...