Nat Wassell

Anyone who has studied William Shakespeare for more than ten minutes knows that the guy really had a way with words. It’s kind of his thing, after all. When there wasn’t a word for what he wanted to say, he just made it up, and people…

The life of Vietnamese Memories began when the author, Clement Baloup, finally heard the true story of how his father had been forced to leave occupied Vietnam, and evolved from there into what is more accurately a graphic biography. It…

Hamilton only rolled into the West End a few months ago, but it is continuing on its mighty streak of world domination with a record number of nominations for this year’s Olivier Awards.

Andy Serkis deserved more preciouses than he got for what is arguably the best motion capture performance in movie history.

So in the spirit of encouraging myself and maybe encouraging others, I had a look at the Nano site to see some of the success stories, the real novels that have come out of the exercise. The results are very encouraging.

Hollywood had the worst performing summer it has had in many years, and a huge number of remakes and sequels flooded our screens, many of which have under-performed.

2017 may nearly be over (we know, we know), but there are still plenty of big new shows set to hit our screens.

Our favourite Discworld book revealed!

With Discworld Discussions now over, it's time to look back and rank the Discworld books until we pick a favourite.

After two years, our re-read of every single Discworld book is over. What a journey it's been.

Only one more book in Discworld left to tackle.

A look at the last Sam Vimes story in Discworld.

OF COURSE Hamilton is on here.

"I see these last novels as a statement, as Pratchett saying as much as he possibly could, all of the things he might not yet have said, and trying to say them quickly before he lost them forever."

We're getting near the end of Discworld Discussions after two years!

Sorry, but can we talk about the doggo on the cover of Making Money, please?

You just haven't found the right book yet if you think you don't like YA novels.

"The Wintersmith’s desire, in many ways, is no less than a lot of races on the Disc, who have been fighting these past thirty something books for the chance to be treated as nothing less than human."

Nat's been reading a lot of children's books lately. Before you raise an eyebrow, check out why.

Nat explores some of the best fantasy books that haven't yet made the leap to the big screen.