It's not often that I reread a book, with notable exceptions, but when this book was announced as the current selection for Cook the Boo...

A month or so ago I read Preludes and Nocturnes , the first volume in  The Sandman series of graphic novels. I was somewhat underwhelmed b...

Late last year I read Lucy Knisley's travelogue/graphic novel French Milk. Whilst I didn't really love it , mainly because of the...

After working my way through the first 12 or so volumes of the Fables series , it was time to start reading the Jack of Fables series befo...

What's this? A review. Why, yes it is! Apparently having reviewed every previous instalment in the series is incentive enough to make ...

Recently I have been feeling nostalgic for the time that I was young and carefree and travelling around the world. A couple of days ago I ...

Finally! 11 books into the Fables series and we get to the battle to end all battles between the people of Fabletown and those of the home...

Before I get started on this review, I will mention that this is volume 10 in the Fables series. I am pretty sure I have managed to keep i...

Gasp! Don't be too shocked, but this is a review, and not one that I had committed to (although I do have another one of those coming ...

Fables: 1001 Nights of Snowfall is part of the Fables series that I have been reading for a year or so. The difference with this book is t...

This book is volume 8 in the Fables series, and as such there will definitely be spoilers for previous issues, even more so than usual bec...

In the last volume of Fables that I read, we were briefly introduced to the concept of other Fables lands and in this volume that concept ...