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Book Twitter is no stranger to drama. However, this latest bout reveals deeper issues relating to the power dynamic between author and blogger. For those

*This article contains no affiliate links – Tales from Absurdia is not monetised. All bookish gifts are my own recommendations!* One of the great things

“Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards”Søren Kierkegaard To begin this 2020 Reading Review, it’s worth acknowledging that I read

No, the new parent life hasn’t driven me bonkers. Hear me out. Pewp is a children’s book, written and illustrated by Kenton Blythe and Nathan

eBooks are commonplace.  You can borrow them from libraries, they only take a couple of seconds to download, and they’re easily shareable. But when eReaders

As we head into the final quarter of the year, the Stuck at Home book tag seemed like a great opportunity to reflect upon the

BBC2 is set to launch a Friday afternoon book club show, called Between the Covers. Starting Friday 9th October, Sara Cox will present the 30-minute

“Should book bloggers ever publish negative reviews?” This is probably one of the more polarising discussions I’ve observed in the writing community. There does seem