Take this as a warning; Crash is not for the faint-hearted or the literary reader. It falls far down the cracks in the gaping abyss between.

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.

A young guy discovers a hole in the wall, just above his bed. Through his newfound voyeurism he begins to study the lives of his neighbours; their private moments together, secret activities to childbirth, illness and death.

Louis Aragon – known as a founding member of the surrealist movement. But did you know he also wrote Irene’s Cunt back in 1928?

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?

A female predator is a much overlooked character; throw in a few shock set pieces and you have The End of Alice.

Requiem for a Dream runs through a couple of themes, but none more obvious than drug addiction. This book is a full-onslaught to your senses.

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.

Rushdie, at the time, was very much the ‘poster boy’ of free expression in a world of heavy censorship. Reading his books in 2018, almost 20 years after the Iranian government lifted their death sentence on him; it’s worth noting the different times.

Off-the-wall characters and obscene plot scenarios you know exactly what you’re getting. As long as you don’t go into this one with too serious a mindset then I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.