The End of the Affair is an extraordinary book that deals with the emotions brought on by the feeling of love, and the falling out of love. These are two polarising emotions that can either drive us forward or halt us in our tracks.

In Japan, Minato, has been given the moniker, ‘the Queen of Iyamisu’, meaning eww mystery. Iyamisu is a sub-genre of crime fiction that focuses on the dark and grotesque side of human nature.

The book aims to give the reader the foundations needed to create small daily habits. These daily habits gradually add up over time and will cause huge change over time.

Often seen as one Stephen King’s worst book, is Gerald’s Game that bad? In fact it might just turn out to be a suspenseful thriller in disguise!

Sharp Objects is an excellent introduction to Gillian Flynn’s work; a profoundly thought-provoking thriller that gets under your skin from the first few chapters.

Originally titled ‘Men Who Hate Women’, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo holds onto this focal point like a bad dream.

Why does Tropic of Cancer still cause such an uproar in today’s modern society? Find out the secrets to Henry Miller’s great writing.

What makes this Graphic Novel such a disappointment, especially when it seems to be well-loved by fanboys alike?

Ryu Murakami is no stranger to controversy, and Audition is no different. Will this book live up to its cult status or fall flat on its face?

What makes Robert Heinlein’s Starship Troopers such a controversial piece of Sci-Fi literature? The military based focus? The endless propaganda?

In this summary of Stephen King’s first published book, Carrie, you’ll find out why her traumatic events help us relate to her more.

Lord of the Flies is a book that examines the shadier side of human nature, the savage brutality of even the most civilised groups.