Currently reading 'The Light Between Worlds' by Laura Weymouth
Another adventure for Amelia and her fangtastic friends, this time we may get to the root of the problems between Nocturnia and the Kingdom of Light. Just as we thought everything was going to be fine between the two kingdoms after Tangine…
Across on www.bookbuddy.org.uk we have just run a competition to win a BookBuddy pin and postcard, all people had to do was let us know what their favourite childhood book was in a comment on the post. We had a great response,…
It seems that I’ve let my natural inclination to keep adding to something affect this blog as well. Wicked Words started out as a Quarterly Journal for speculative fiction and eventually transformed into a blog for me to write about writing and…
A monthly feature where I do a round up of the books I’m most excited to read (or have already read and think you should be excited for). Fiction, non-fiction and children’s books are all included. Starting from the December preview post…
August is almost over and I haven’t finished reading a single book, not one. I’ve started several but just haven’t been able to keep the impetus up to push through and finish any of them, and they all started so well and…
This is the first of Martin Stewart’s new podcast series ‘Four Books’ where he talks to other successful bookish people about their favourite four books. http://www.martinstewartwriter.com/podcasts-1/ In this podcast, I find out which four books my guests cherish above all others. They…
Collective Noun In linguistics, a collective noun refers to a collection of things taken as a whole. Most collective nouns in everyday speech are mundane and not specific to just one kind, such as the word “group”, which is applied to “people”…
You know when something really smells, it sometimes requires a word other than smells, something to distinguish its ripeness, or malodorous nature. Why not try one of these? Acidic Acrid Antiseptic Arid Aromatic Balmy Biting Bitter Briny Burnt Citrusy Comforting Corky Damp…
A monthly feature where I do a round up of the books I’m most excited to read (or have already read and think you should be excited for). Fiction, non-fiction and children’s books are all included. Fiction XX by Angela Chadwick (9780349700243)…
This had (shamefully) been on my TBR list for a long time, I initially got it to join in with #PrimarySchoolBookClub but in the end didn’t have the time to join in. From the start of this wonderful book I was gripped…
The cover image along with the brief blurb in the Bookseller already had me intrigued about this book and when it came available to read I jumped at the chance. Set in a distant past the world has been shattered in a…
I was so late to the VOX party amongst my colleagues, and I have no idea why? It hits all the right targets for me a feminist dystopia looking at what could feasibly happen if we extrapolate from current trends. Vox is…