Reviews:
Fiction Reviews
Popco review
Popco is a wild ride filled with codes, secrets, quirky loner romance, humanitarian comment and vegan recipes - all wrapped up in a deliciously eclectic story about a toy company and sweatshop labour...
Movie News & Reviews
The Last Airbender Controversy
Hollywood is filled with casual racism. Inter-racial kisses are rare. The black guy rarely survives. And now in the Last Airbender we have a bunch of asians played by white leads. Nice gesture, M. Night Shyamalan - shame about the values.
Fiction Reviews
The Lies of Locke Lamora
The Lies of Locke Lamora: This fantasy novel by Scott Lynch lures you in with its decadent descriptions... then hurls you headlong into magical murderous madness. Sound appetizing?
Vampire literature
The Real Twilight
The sparkly chaste vampires of Twilight are a fiction. What about the real thing? 'The real Twilight' is a book about the modern day vampire, working from the premise that vampires do exist.
Movie Reviews
Bright Star review
Movie reviews: Bright Star (2009) is a romantic costume drama following the tragic love affair between John Keats, one of Britain's best loved romantic poets, and Fanny Brawne.
Movie Reviews
Dead Snow review
Dead Snow is a horror film with zombies and Nazis. Nazi zombies. Brush up your German and prepare for a little Ein... Zwei... Die.
Book Reviews
The Woman in Black
Horror fiction: 'The Woman in Black' is a modern version of a traditional Gothic horror - but it feels as classic as Dracula...
Girl Gamer ~ Game Reviews
ModNation Racers review
Computer game reviews: ModNation Racers is a PS3 only gaming first - a fully customisable kart racing game. Mario Kart meets Little Big Planet!
Girl Gamer ~ Game Reviews
Deus Ex Human Revolution
Game reviews: Forget the first awful sequel to Deus Ex! Mookychick gamer gals devour and review the new Deus Ex: Human Revolution game trailer. Bladerunner, anyone?
Girl Gamer ~ Game Reviews
Super Street Fighter IV - bring on the super
Super Street Fighter IV revamps your favourite old-skool characters and introduces a host of new ones to test your gaming reflexes to the limit. Watch out for button-bashing blisters!
Film Reviews
Kamikaze Girls
Japanese movies: Like Japanese clothing and culture? Kamikaze Girls is a secret japanese gem of a movie. A Lolita and Bosozoku (biker girl) become unlikely friends as they search Tokyo for frilly dresses and the meaning of life...
Girl Gamer ~ Game Reviews
Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light
Game reviews: Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light lets you and a friend battle the denizens and deathtraps of an ancient Mayan temple for $15. Let's hope your boobs don't get in the way.
Girl Gamer ~ Game Reviews
Nier review
Game reviews: Nier is an action RPG from the makers of Final Fantasy filled with buried secrets, intricate plotlines and unforgettable characters. Not to mention dungeon bosses, farming and fishing. Hurrah!
Film Reviews
Whip It! See it! Do it!
Film reviews: Skinny indie boys & feisty inked rollergirls jam it out in 'Whip It!', a teen movie about Roller Derby!. Exhilarating & damn good fun.
Film Reviews
Perfume: The story of a murderer
Cult films: 'In C18 France there lived a gifted and abominable personage in an era that knew no lack of gifted and abominable personages.' Welcome to Perfume.
Film Reviews
Zombieland review
Zombie movies: Zombieland is a zombie rom-com that has no interest in explaining how the zombie apocalypse happened. Who cares? We just want to enjoy the 33 rules of zombie survival and Bill Murray...
The Arts
The tattoo art of Angelique Houtkamp
Tattoo art: Renowned tattooist Angelique Houtkamp has moved through sailor tattoo styles (anchors, hearts, swallows, pinups) and burlesque/cabaret influences to bring tattoo art to a most unlikely resting place... the delicate world of water colour.
Fiction Reviews
Graceling - fantasy fiction
Fantasy fiction: In the male-dominated genre of fantasy fiction, 'Graceling' by Kristin Cashore reveals a female perspective. Learn of children who each have their own fantastical 'grace' or skill...
Girl Gamer ~ Game Reviews
Final Fantasy XIII review
Game reviews: After much hype and anticipation, Final Fantasy XIII is finally in the shops. Hardened gamer Laura Ford finds out if it matches the glory of Final Fantasy X.
Film Reviews
10 Indie romcoms for perfect comedy romance
Indie romantic comedies: Let's take the alternative route to love with these 10 quirky, offbeat indie romcoms. What girl doesn't want imagination, mental hospitals and the afterlife along with the sweet comedy and romance?
Fiction Reviews
All my friends are superheroes
Fiction reviews: What's it like to be normal in a world of superheroes - like Copycat, who steals your style so well you're the one who looks like the imitation? Tom knows, and he wants to share his story with you.
Anime / Comics Reviews
Full metal alchemist - brotherhood
Anime reviews: Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood is a remake of the original classic anime about two young alchemists trying to regain their lost bodies after breaking the ultimate taboo...
Film Reviews
District 9
Sci-fi films: District 9 is a welcome return to politics in sci-fi. It begins like an Apartheid spin on Brazilian ghetto drama City Of God, mutates into The Fly, and winds up pushing emotional buttons in a way reminiscent of ET...
Film Reviews
Firefly
Cult TV: Joss Whedon (Buffy, Firefly, Dollhouse) is the king of character development and successfully independent mainstream TV and movie making. Be it 2010 or 2517, humans still need love, equality and - according to Firefly - most of all, freedom.
Anime / Comics Reviews
The Wallflower - anime
Anime reviews: Four handsome boys are hired to turn a 'dreary' goth girl into a true lady... 'The Wallflower' is classic, darkly humorous 'ugly duckling' anime with a sprinkle of harajuku and scene.
Film Reviews
MOON
Sci fi movies: MOON is the first feature film by David Bowie's son. It's an intimate and beautiful sci-fi thriller that has already won awards and is being ranked with Alien, Blade Runner and 2001...
Fiction Reviews
Vampire novels - My love lies bleeding
Dark romance: Yes, it's another vampire novel. The twist is that we've got an entire first chapter for you to read for free!
Anime / Comics Reviews
Does Death Note live up to the hype?
Manga reviews: A battle between genius detective L and a man called Light who can kill anyone once he knows their name and face, Death Note is a classic manga / anime franchise that's spreading thin...
The Arts
NaNoWriMo!
Creative writing: NaNoWriMo is here! For many, 1 November is just a dreary day, but for crazy pen-grabbers around the world it is THE day to start writing a novel. It's the day when 'one day' becomes... today!
Anime / Comics Reviews
Marvel 1985
Graphic novel reviews: Imagine being a kid in the eighties. Imagine supervillians laying waste to your world. Marvel 1985 is a liberating comic by Mark Millar that plays with expectations...
Film Reviews
The Last Day of Innocence gothic fashion DVD
Film reviews: We checked out underground gothic fashion video 'The Last Day of Innocence'. See Wave Gothic, Cyber Goth, Gothic Lolita, Wave Punk, Victoriandustrial, Fetish fashion and cool goth guys with metal legs come alive before your very eyes!
Girl Gamer ~ Game Reviews
Women's Murder Mystery Club
Game reviews: 'Games of Passion' is a Nintendo DS murder mystery featuring 4 women who solve murders. As seasoned gamers, we gave this suspenseful adventure game a try.
Anime / Comics Reviews
Utena anime
Anime reviews: 12 years after the Utena anime series was created, intelligent people are still trying to analyse it. Riddled with greed, enlightenment, love and a new way to look at the world, Utena is anime you should be watching if you're not, and you're glad you watched if you did.
Film Reviews
The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus
Movie reviews: Terry Gilliam has always had a vividly imaginative approach to making films. When Heath Ledger died in the making of Dr Parnassus, the obvious solution was to split his character with Johnny Depp, Jude Law and Colin Farrell...
Fiction Reviews
Vampire horror romance - Dunraven Road
Vampire horror: Dunraven Road is a refreshing change of pace from the bloated, sugary-sweet Twilights of this world. A novel about the often bittersweet pain of passionate love set against a backdrop of sadism, vampires, drug abuse and violent inhumanity.
Fiction Reviews
Elephants on acid
Book reviews: 'Elephants on Acid and other Bizarre Experiments' is an absorbing book dedicated to fringe science experiments - to zombie kittens, the Mozart effect on babies and the real difference between Pepsi and Coke. A worthy edition to anyone's bookshelf!
Film Reviews
Repo! The genetic opera
Horror movies: Horror film fans take note! If you can imagine Sweeny Todd, Brazil, Rocky Horror and Blade Runner mixed with daily plastic surgery and drug addiction then Bam! You have Repo! The Genetic Opera...
Fiction Reviews
Wetlands
Book reviews: Helen, the feminist heroine of Wetlands by Charlotte Roche, is a walking, talking, bleeding, masturbating, avocado-fancying, haemorrhoid-hampered apologist for A levels (the rude kind) and DIY tampons...
Anime / Comics Reviews
Princes et Princesses
Anime reviews: 'Princes et Princesses' is an animated movie released in Japan under Studio Ghibli comprised of 6 fairytales, though the settings range from a French Rococo garden to ancient Egypt to even the year 3000...
Girl Gamer ~ Game Reviews
Wii jOG review - gaming that won't stand still
Game reviews: Wii jOG is a device that makes your character in Wii games only move when you jog on the spot. Perfect for getting fit while engaged in immersive, adrenalin rush gaming like Twilight Princess and Resident Evil.
Fiction Reviews
Kayla Steele: Vampires with a bit of bite
Vampire fiction: Real vampires don't sparkle. Real heroines don't pine because some dead guy has left them. The Kayla Steele Series by Natasha Rhodes is a horror series that delivers.
Anime / Comics Reviews
Lucky Star Anime
Anime reviews: If you love randomness, live for being eccentric, and don't mind pointless plots in the slightest then Lucky Star is the anime for you.
Fiction Reviews
Killer Tease - Pulp fiction for the modern girl
Pulp fiction: 'Killer Tease' is a modern take on the classic pulp fiction thriller. Set in sleazy Brighton, it tells the tale of a burlesque dancer with a murderously bad temper...
Fiction Reviews
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
Zombie fiction: "It is a truth universally acknowledged that a zombie in possession of brains must be in want of more brains". This is a retelling of Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice'. With zombies.
Fiction Reviews
The Zombie Survival Guide
Zombie fiction: Could you survive a zombie apocalypse? Could you turn your home into a fortress against zombie infestation? Could you reach the safety of your friends in time? Find out with the Zombie Survival Guide.
Fiction Reviews
Minor Characters - the dark side of the beat generation
Book reviews: 'This is the muses's side of the story. It turns out that the muse could write as well as anybody' - Angela Carter. Jack Kerouac's mostly-ignored girlfriend wrote a memoir of the beat scene that flipped the lid on the dark side of the Beat Generation...
Fiction Reviews
It's different for girls
Book reviews: Jo Brand was a teenage punk and she's written a punk coming of age teenage novel about 2 girls growing up as punks in a seaside town. Teenage kicks, seaside sex & soggy chips...
Fiction Reviews
Lovecraft's life and legacy
Horror literature: H.P.Lovecraft is one of the world's most beloved horror writers, with eerie tales of indescribable beings and maddening alien geometries. M delves into Lovecraft's upbringing (racism, fear of change - the horror! The horror!) and his fearful legacy (Cthulhu plushies...)
Anime / Comics Reviews
Runaways - American comics of the future
Comic reviews: Move over, manga - Runaways is a manga-fusion American comic (Joss Whedon is a die-hard fan) featuring a group of children who hate each other but are forced to live on the streets as runaways when they discover their parents are supervillains. From Gert the anti-capitalist to Alex the funky computer nerd and Nico Minoru the loli goth, discover Runaways and open your eyes to a bright new future of American graphic novels.
Film Reviews
Top Five Bad-Ass Females in Movies
Film reviews: Though women are still fighting for their right for equal pay, when it comes to being bad-ass, they're equal all the way. To celebrate the release of Dragonball Evolution (2 feisty females show boys a thing or two about feminism via kicking ass), the DE people have put together a list of 5 of the toughest women ever to fight their way across the screen. Okay, we've never seen Dragonball Z, but the list still made us giggle.
Film Reviews
The Age of Stupid
Comic reviews: The Age of Stupid is a film that will either change you or remind you why you bothered in the first place. Sometimes we need a kickstart to climb out of the doldrums and back into a state of empowered action. And with the Copenhagen climate change talks coming up, there's never been a better time to get involved...
Anime / Comics Reviews
The Watchmen - A reader's plot guide
Comic reviews: Watchmen is often described as a multi-layered story and has been described in places as hard to read. Some of this is true, but the Watchmen is in many ways a very straight, enjoyable read where all the action happens at the edges. We tell you how to read between the lines, and get as much out of the Watchmen plot as you can...
Film Reviews
Big, blue and badass: Watchmen, we love you all...
Film reviews: In September of 1986, DC Comics released a series that would forever change the face of the comic book industry: Watchmen, one of the most well-known and well-loved comic books ever. Like LOTR, Watchmen is a book they said could NEVER be turned into a film...
Vegetarian Recipes
Innocent - vegan-friendly smoothie recipes
Recipe book reviews: Everyone from vegans to omnivores can delight in the Innocent Smoothie Recipe Book, which has bog-standard and unusual smoothie recipes using ingredients that are readily and cheaply available anywhere. God bless smoothie recipes and brutalising fruit!<
Film Reviews
Girls Rock Camp - the movie
DVD reviews: Girls Rock! The Movie is a music documentary follows the journey of four 8-18-year-olds as they are transformed by the liberating powers of music at the Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls. Given the opportunity to bash the drums, wail like a banshee and take up space, the girls jettison gender stereotypes like old hats on their way to a joyous final concert that will change their lives forever.
Fiction Reviews
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
The award-winning Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman explains what happens to you after death, sort of. The Graveyard Book. The creaking cemetary gate is ajar. Wipe your feet, then come in.
Fiction Reviews
War of the Witches
War of the Witches is intelligent teenage witch fiction with a magical plot. War of the Witches has some real meat to it - more witches in one book than you've ever seen in your life.
Vegetarian Recipes
Vegan cupcakes take over the world
Vegan recipes: Vegan cupcake recipes are hard to find - most vegan cookery books don't have much happening on the cake front. However, there is a solution! Vegan cupcakes will take over the world!
Film Reviews
A girl's guide to J-Horror
We in the West turn simple ideas into contrived, messy concepts. The horror film is no exception. Back in the 1950's, the Japanese horror film ('J-horror') was already taking shape...
Film Reviews
What makes a perfect slasher movie - and how to survive one
Film reviews: Some people just don't get slashers. Some people are looking for an intellectual, thought-provoking, abstract piece of cinematic entertainment that supplies more than a predictable bloodbath. These people are missing the point entirely...
Fiction Reviews
Down the rabbit hole - Philosophy and social comment in 'Alice in Wonderland'
Book reviews: You may think that Alice in Wonderland is just a children's tale you happen to take too seriously. Good news - there are more than a couple of reasons to completely justify your obsession with it! And people will be delighted to join you in discussing social issues in Wonderland over tea and treacle...
Fiction Reviews
Invisible Monsters
Book reviews: Transsexualism. Models. Riches. Shotguns. Makeup. Drugs. Disfigurement. Fire. Sexually transmitted disease. Estrogen. Real Estate. Weddings. Homosexuality. High Fashion. There's only one book that has it all from practically the first page - and that's Chuck Palahniuk's 'Invisible Monsters'.
Film Reviews
Twilight - Nice film, shame it's not the dawn of cinema
Film reviews: "When you can live forever, what do you live for?" With fans going to see Twilight in droves, non-fans wondering what all the fuss is about, and the media delighted to spend column inches worrying about the perceived abstinence-pushing in the book, our intrepid reporter watches 'Twilight' on the big screen. Yes, but is it art?
Fiction Reviews
Fan fiction - by the fans, for the fans
Book reviews: Whether you love it or hate it, fan fiction is a cult phenomenon. Harry Potter dating Draco? Romping hobbits? Spock and Kirk behaving illogically? Despite the controversy of copyright laws, fan fiction is now so deeply entrenched in internet culture that - for better or for worse - it's truly beyond our control...
Fiction Reviews
The Punk Directory
Book reviews: Some time in the early months of 2007, a group of people got together to try to redefine the youth with the Mohawk and covered in leather. The kid on the street corner smoking and spitting, waving a middle finger in the air. Yeah, that wonderful image of a 'punk'. And let me tell you, says Emma Wright, they weren't all too successful.
Film Reviews
UK horror: Outpost review
DVD reviews: Recent years have put Britain back on the horror map, right bang where it belongs. So, what's Outpost all about? Apart from being a well-made low budget UK horror film about undead Nazis? And what is its position in UK horror history?
Film Reviews
And now for something completely different... Monty Python
DVD reviews: Before Michael Palin travelled the globe and Terry Gilliam directed some of the best films ever made and John Cleese stopped being funny, there was Monty Python's Flying Circus.
Film Reviews
This town ain't nothing but a Ghost Town
'Ghost Town', a very mainstream film about a rude short stocky bloke, is an odd choice for a Mookychick review. But it has Ricky Gervais in it. And that makes everything better.
Vegetarian Recipes
Clever cooking for one or two
Book reviews: There comes a point in your life where you find out you actually enjoy cooking. And not just the little cupcakes you baked under a lightbulb when you were six in your Easy Bake Oven for Girls. With handy tips and basic creative recipes that show you how to re-use ingredients a few days in a row, 'Clever Cooking for One or Two' is a fine recipe book for students or people living with flatmates/partners/parents who like to be cooked for. Hurrah.
The Arts
The sexy side of circus - Tabu
Events: Where in the world can find middle-aged theatre snobs fraternising (getting drunk) with a bunch of artsy lefty young things whilst being harassed by a wild-haired woman creating phallic symbols out of children's toys? In an inflatable spaceship in Newport, that's where. Welcome to the circus nouveau of 'Tabu'...
The Arts
Digital radio - wave hello to a PURE future
Music Hardware reviews: There's something in between vintage radio and MP3s - and that's PURE digital radio. A crystal clear sound, with radio stations bringing you sounds you love but have not yet heard before. Oh, and it's enivronmentally friendly, and you can plug your MP3 player into it, too. Welcome to PURE radio.
Anime / Comics Reviews
Ergo Proxy: The Major's Rave
Anime reviews: Made by quality newish anime studio Manglobe, "Ergo Proxy" is a thinking person's anime series with twists, turns, beautiful anime stylings and robots so cute they contravene all laws of physics. If anime fans haven't got their teeth around Ergo Proxy, now's the time to take a bite.
Film Reviews
Ben-X
Film Reviews: Ben-X is a film about an autistic emo teenager who's bullied at school and retreats to a world to online roleplaying games, aided only by Scarlite, a beautiful princess. But what happens when he meets her in real life? If you like Sigur Ros, Requiem for a Dream, geek references and gut-wrenching lip-chewing tension, it's time to find out more about the darkly intriguing world of Ben-X.
The Arts
Street cred - Banksy's latest UK exhibition
Art Reviews: A hoodie/grim reaper self-harming and the council worker cleaning off cave paintings. It's got to be the artwork of Banksy! Holly Kirkwood takes a look at how graffiti artist Banksy came to be the latest darling of the art world, and wonders if graffiti can make the transition from pavement to art gallery.
Film Reviews
Freaks - the movie
Film Reviews: Freaks is one of the all-time horror movie greats. It has hugely overblown acting and it's made in the 1930s, but the plot is fantastic and its B-movie royal status lies in all the freaks in the cast being genuine. From the 'human worm' to the 'pinhead' family to the question of what a freak really is, this film is a novelty must-see.
Fiction Reviews
Tank Girl: Armadillo!
Graphic Novel Reviews: Join the return of everybody's favourite beer-swilling, kangaroo-luvvin' punk grrl . Violence! Time travel! Midgets! Yes, it's Tank Girl: The Novel!
The Arts
'Canon' by Ani diFranco
Music Reviews: On Sep 11th Ani DiFranco (activist folk-hero) released a 'best of' entitled 'Canon'. Ani DiFranco has reworked modern folk and deserves a place in musical history.
Film Reviews
Frightfest!
Film Reviews: If you love your horror, Frightfest 2007 brings the most exiting in gore, shock and schlock to Leicester Square this bank holiday weekend...
Fiction Reviews
Top 10 alternative summer reads
Book Reviwes: Our lovely Wendy says: 'I am the most voracious reader I know. While many of my friends are absorbed in manga and Wikipedia, I still prefer literature. Over the summer, I've managed to read quite a bit. So, I have decided to release the top 10 books that have graced my shelves over the past few months...'
The Arts
PostSecret.com - We all have secrets...
We all want to know what is going on in someone's head. Roswell Ivory uncovers the nosy girl's Holy Grail, a website that lets you see other people's secrets and confess your own.
The Arts
Alegria: The greatest show on earth
Culture Reviews: Cirque du Soleil gives us the breathless wonder of circus culture and none of the animal cruelty. The Cirque du Soleil is 100% human, and the talent shines through.
The Arts
Casino Royale
Film Reviews: Daniel Craig has brought the sexy back! Holly Kirkwood puts her money where her mouth is - and says that, yes, Casino Royale is a safe bet.
Film Reviews
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
Film Reviews: There are comparisons to be made to the Star Wars trilogy and Pirates of the Caribbean is definitely borrowing heavily from The Empire Strikes Back. But any film which has the amazing Captain Jack Sparrow cannot be faulted...
Fiction Reviews
Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood
Book Reviews: The 'Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood' is a collection of cuttings and momentos kept in a scrapbook by a band of girls - the mad, bad, dangerous and hysterical Ya Yas.
Fiction Reviews
Bite Me: Vampire magazine
Magazine Reviews: People interested in vampires will adore getting their elegant, crimson-nailed hands on 'Bite Me' magazine as it celebrates all things vampire with a fresh new voice and masses of style...
Anime / Comics Reviews
Fables: Legends in Exile (graphic novel)
Graphic Novel Reviews: In 'Fables' the DC Vertigo stable has brought out a fantasy world where famous characters from fairy tales have to run away from their homeworlds and build a secret city in crime-filled stinking New York...
Film Reviews
Nell
Film Reviews: Jodie Foster shines as Nell, the girl raised as a wild animal who speaks her own eerie, unearthly-sounding private language and runs by moonlight. Although it's not a horror film, you'll find yourself thinking about the spooky spine-tingling atmosphere of the film for days, says Amanda Prouten.
Anime / Comics Reviews
Easy guide to online comics
Comics: They say comics are the new rock'n'roll. Okay they said that in the eighties, but they're saying it again. So it's okay to look at comics online and not feel nerdys. If you haven't checked out comics online already, Amber Rules gives you a map to a whole new (free) online world.
Film Reviews
Bad Girls: Tough Girl Cinema
Film Reviews: Film heroines kick righteous ass but never smudge their lipstick... they look to a guy for smooches, not for assistance. Tough girls of cinema, we salute you!
Fiction Reviews
Facercise: The natural facelift
Book Reviews: We all want to look as sexy as we can (in our own way, sure) so that boys will, well, know we're sexy. This book will show you how to facercise your way to the top of the heap!
Fiction Reviews
Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim
Book Reviews: If you haven't heard David Sedaris yet, don't waste another second. His anecdotes of growing up in a family even more eccentric than yours have created an army of fans you'll be proud to join...
Film Reviews
Brief Encounter
Film Reviews: It's too easy to get turned off by black-and-white films but you really should see 'Brief Encounter'. It's kitsch, it's slow-moving, it's old-fashioned, it's black and white, there are no sudden plot twists and it's so, so British...
Fiction Reviews
As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning
Book Reviews: In winter you need a magic spell to transport you into a world of freedom, light-heartedness and sunshine, and this book has no plot, no philosophy, no agenda - it is that spell.
Fiction Reviews
MR STARLIGHT
Book Reviews: Sel Boff makes his way from downtown clubs to the lights of Vegas, wooing the ladies with his smarmy showmanship and hiding his liasons with young sailors on the way...
Fiction Reviews
HOW TO CATCH HIM AND KEEP HIM
Book Reviews: Have you ever known halfway through a fumble that romping with the guy you just met really wasn't a good plan after all? Sue Nedwell reports on an E-book that promises to cut down on life's romantic blunders.
Fiction Reviews
THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES
Book Reviews: How would you feel if your father made you believe you murdered your mother? Amanda Prouten reviews 'The Secret Life of Bees', a tale of civil rights and sixties America wrapped up in a magical story of two child fugitives.
Fiction Reviews
AS MEAT LOVES SALT
Book Reviews: Literature about gay boys is still fun to read for girls! Stephanie Minns coos over a gay love story between two men, set in the English Civil War. Not a good time to be gay, we suspect.
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