AMY HARRISON-SMITH

As you may be aware, I enjoy reading. (Quite the understatement). I like a bit of everything, but as genres go, I will always come back to horror. There is something about the horror genre that just lights up for me. It has a depth that only it’s fans can truly appreciate. You can have horror/sci-fi, horror/lit-fic, horror/romance. You can have body horror, supernatural horror, gory horror. It’s such a vast genre, and I love exploring it. I went to an event at Blackwell’s in

I am currently engaged in the #ReadingWithMuffy challenge for 2026. The challenge (which you can see the prompts below) for February is a book that starts with the letter l, o, v or e. I am trying to read books I already own to meet these challenges, so I looked through my Kindle app and my shelves and came up with a decent list of choices: Looking for Alaska by John Green Vampires of El Norte by Isabel Cañas Legends & Lattes by Travis Baldree Of Mice and Men by John Steinbec

A review of the Netflix limited series Adolescence and a reflection on toxic masculinity, incel culture and misogyny.

I'm super duper proud of myself. I have been named the runner-up in a short story competition. Yes okay, it's a super minor competition...