A number of things jumped out at me when I first came across this book in one of our local secondhand bookshops.

The cover quotes from Joe Abercrombie and Steven Erikson hinted that we were going to be in down-in-the-dirt fantasy territory.

This fascinating fictional political thriller portrays the aftermath of a Russian invasion of Norway. I stumbled upon it on Netflix.

I reviewed Katharine Kerr's most recent novel 'Sword of Fire' (2020) for the British Fantasy Society a while back, which set me thinking...

'The Wise Man's Fear' is described as 'The Kingkiller Chronicle: Day Two'. This intrigued me, as I hadn't read the first book in the series.

The path to acceptance and equality for the LGBT community is a hard one, still being navigated by many facing dangerous situations.

Some of the happiest years of my life were spent living in West Yorkshire, close to where this lesbian costume drama was filmed.

The first Nancy Drew books were published in the 1930s and since then a steady diet of intriguing mysteries have followed, penned by a team.

My fiancé Jim was really into the Karate Kid movies, and he discovered this show when it was still a series of short episodes on YouTube.

In today's 'Why Not Wednesday?' post, I'm going to review two books from Anne Digby's popular Trebizon boarding school series.