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 was recommended this book by a family member when I explained I had an interest in how LGBTQ+ rights fit within the Christian community. I happened to find it in a charity shop a couple of weeks after the recommendation and so I bought it and started reading it. I can now happily pass on the recommendation - if you’re a Christian and you’re not sure what the Bible says about affirming LGBTQ+ relationships, this is the book for you. If you identify as LGBTQ+ and you feel tha

I decided not to make official New Year's Resolutions this year. I find that generally if I make them, I break them. It's the pressure. Like trying to answer 3 in 10 on Popmaster. I crumble under the trivia presh . The pressure is too much and I collapse. The one resolution I have ever kept, was to read a book a month. Personally, I think 2021 is going to be tough to handle without any pressure to do anything else, so I am just making an effort to read more. No pressure, just