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History and the occult mingle in surprising ways in Heraclix and Pomp, a new novel about an unusual friendship between a golem and a fairy.
Too young for this, too old for that.
We here at the Independent love every piece we run. There are no winners or losers. Having said that, here are March’s winners.
Meet one of the renowned participants in Books Alive! 2015
Creating captivating characters
Best known for writing YA novels, the author here discusses his acclaimed work of literary fiction.
Why four out of five dentists recommend illiteracy.
Meet one of the renowned participants in Books Alive! 2015
