Alice Fortt criticises the world-famous children’s book author J.K. Rowling
Several Edge writers sit down and discuss their favourite pieces of futuristic literature
Vicky Greer celebrates this wonderful novel, which was recently adapted into a TV series for Amazon Prime.
Amy Penn takes a trip down memory lane to celebrate this Dr Seuss classic.
Jack Nash takes a look back at the magic of the classic children’s book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar.
Literature Executive Abi defends the joys of the printed word in the age of the e-book revolution.
Georgie Holmes details the career of author Matt Haig, an important and rising figure in writing about mental health.
Josh Schwartz will direct the project.
Tash Williamson has put together a list of the most useful tips given by writers such as Jennifer Egan, Philip Hensher, and Evan Placey.
Tash Williamson reviews the latest Writers in Conversation event.
Hannah reviews an advanced reader copy of the upcoming YA novel.
Online Manager Hannah reviews a YA tale from Alwyn Hamilton.
Hannah Dadd nostalgically looks back to her Summer Reading Challenges, a very useful way of encouraging children to read.
In response to the tendency of some authors to explain their fiction, Rebecca James tells them why they should refrain.