Mongrel is a richly textured debut novel by The Crown and Defending the Guilty actor Hanako Footman that explores the weight of inheritance across generations.

John Green turns his gaze from fiction to fact in his latest book.

A haunting, poetic meditation on memory, friendship, and historical silence.

What would you do for six million followers? Well, in Liann Zhang's debut novel Julie Chan is Dead, pretending to be your recently deceased twin sister is just the tip of the iceberg.

It's the end of the month, so let's test your knowledge with a culture quiz looking back at April 2025. There's also a picture round and some tricky TV cast brainteasers.

The Wedding People is an unexpectedly funny novel about heartbreak and reinvention.

Water Moon is an imaginative fantasy about loss, second chances, and the weight of the choices we carry.

Goddess of the River is a lyrical and emotionally rich retelling that breathes new life into an ancient story of love, loss, and destiny.

This Could Be Us by Kennedy Ryan is a novel about resilience, self-discovery, and second chances. 

Samantha Shannon recently published the fifth novel in her dystopian series The Bone Season. Where does this unique blend of genre, tropes, and original writing fit into the modern literary landscape? And what does or doesn't make a romantasy?

Romantasy fiction has taken the publishing industry by storm, but how did this happen? Which writers are considered romantasy authors, and why are they all women? Most importantly, we have to ask what romantasy even means.

The rise of 'romantasy' has taken publishing by storm. So what is this new so-called genre, and how does it relate to the treatment of female authors by audiences? Voice Intern Eva Carolan explores the phenomenon in her new editorial series.