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Earlier this month, I attended the London Film Festival for one of the three screenings of Duncan Jones’s new film, Rogue Trooper. I have been eagerly awaiting this opportunity since July 2018, when Jones (best known for Moon and Source Code) first announced his plans to adapt the classic...

My friend and former colleague from my Fish Hoek Library days wrote a fantastic history about the creation of Masiphumele Library. She has given me permission to share it here. Highly recommended reading for anyone with an interest in Library Services and what people with vision and the will to be the change in the world can do.

In this YA slasher, a horror-obsessed girl joins a group of wealthy teens for a wild weekend in a remote house, only to discover that the local murder rumours may be far more real – and far closer – than she imagined.

She loved scary movies… until she had the starring role.

A spree of murders is haunting Cork city, leaving ...

Black History Month is in October in the UK, and this year’s theme is Honouring our Communities, do have a look at the resources on the site. Despite having basically given up on social media now (I occasionally post on Bluesky), I don’t want to stop highli...

Nearly half a million Quick Reads to reach prisons across the UK, with a collection shaped with people in prison and prison staff and championed by Prison Reading Laureate Lee Child

Nearly half a million