Tia Fisher on Not Going to Plan being personal
"The female protagonist is ninety percent my own tempestuous teenage self: a curdled mix of arrogance and self-loathing, weaving an unsteady path through her adolescence, desperate to be wanted"
Sasha Peyton Smith chats The Rose Bargain bringing her joy
Sasha Peyton Smith on how much fun she had in writing The Rose Bargain, including imagining the Queen as a faerie.
[REVIEW] ENHYPEN brings the heat to London
Sausage rolls, Tango, and seven idols who set London on fire; this was ENHYPEN in London!
[REVIEW] BLACKPINK’s unforgettable Wembley Stadium takeover
BLACKPINK was finally back in our area!
Girls of Dark Divine: How Gothic Ballet and Sisterhood Shape E.V. Woods’ Haunting Debut
Discover the cursed Marionettes, the power of sisterhood and the dark, mesmerising world of E.V. Woods’ gothic YA fantasy.
Big Ocean ride the wave on their first international tour
Big Ocean, the first hearing-impaired K-pop group, is breaking barriers and winning hearts worldwide.
Behind the covers of the latest Puffin Clothbound Classics
We love collecting the Puffin Clothbound Classics and are always intrigued by the cover art and the carefully chosen quotes printed on the back
BOYNEXTDOOR shakes the floor at their Lollapalooza aftershow
The six-member K-pop band took over Chicago’s House of Blues.
Benjamin Dean on Bury Your Friends
Benjamin Dean chats his search history while writing YA thriller Bury Your Friends, and imaging his characters' friendship after the book.
Melissa Poett on her Tristan and Isolde retelling, The Enemy’s Daughter
We love a reimagined myth retelling because it always gives us a chance to revisit stories we know a bit about, or even introduces us to new ones. With The Enemy's Daughter, Melissa Poett tackles the legend of Tristan and Isolde in a…