There are some moments which are easily seen and understood long before they arrive: school, graduation, friendships, engagements, children, but it is the moments which nobody could predict
Now in its seventy second year, the Edinburgh International Film Festival dominates the capital for two weeks with premieres, retrospectives, red carpets, in person events and outdoor screenings
Born in New York in 1913, Stanley Kramer was an American filmmaker, a producer and director who chronicled his troubled times even as he looked back to the
Isolated on a New Zealand sheep farm beset by wind and rain, deluged with mud and surrounded by steep hills, the world of eleven-year-old Lisa Peers, known as
Their origin dating back millions of years and the presence of their fossilised remnants having been known through history, it was only in the late seventeenth century that
Boldly titled Madness is Better than Defeat, the fourth novel from Ned Beauman gloriously showcases much of the former but little of the latter, his most complex and
“You’re nothing but a pack of cards,” as Alice once pointedly said, growing tired of Wonderland and her infuriating confrontation with the Queen of Hearts and her antagonistic
The second volume of sinister stories collected from his successful podcast series Lore, Aaron Mahnke follows up his exploration of Monstrous Creatures with a gathering of Wicked Mortals,
“I wanted to make something,” the disembodied voice of Dave explains to Annie upon her return to their apartment. Thirty years old and dependent upon his parents, she
