Margot McGovern reviews A Small Madness by Dianne Touchell. Rose and Michael’s first time is awkward and illicit and […]
Possibly our favourite sub-genre of the Gothic, haunted house stories make for spooky fun reading on stormy winter nights. […]
Margot McGovern reviews Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard. The vampire is dead and the word of YA fiction […]
Today is Christian Grey’s birthday. To celebrate, E. L. James has a new Fifty Shades book out: Grey: Fifty Shades […]
Greetings, bookworms! After months of research, planning, reading, scribbling and questioning our sanity, we are so gosh darn […]
Margot McGovern rediscovers a favourite fantasy read. I recently did a fairly ruthless purge of my bookshelves. My books were […]
Game of Thrones is awesome. The TV series, not the books. You haven’t read those. Fantasy isn’t your […]
Margot McGovern reviews The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins. I wasn’t going to review Paula Hawkins‘ The Girl on […]
Here at Lectito we love having a natter with all manner of creative types to hear about their work […]
Margot McGovern reviews The Strays by Emily Bitto. Winner of the 2015 Stella Prize, The Strays (Affirm Press, 2014) is an enchanting foray into […]
