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Marli Spriggs reviews The Egg by Andy Weir

Jackie Stevenson’s Bermuda Unwrapped draws attention towards everything we may take for granted, writes Marli Spriggs

Machiavelli believed that heads of state would do better if citizens were afraid of them, writes Marli Spriggs

Oscar Wilde’s legendary novel is an excellent read, writes Marli Spriggs

This story about a mad scientist shows what happens when ambitious science goes unchecked, writes Marli Spriggs

Marli Spriggs believes A Dog in a Bag will draw young children into the story of a chihuahua and his human friend

Ottolenghi Simple is a great cookbook for students headed off to university or anyone looking to improve their culinary skills, says Marli Spriggs

Written in 1872, Carmilla is one of the earliest works of vampire fiction and the final book in the five-part series, In a Glass Darkly, writes Marli Spriggs

Marli Spriggs reviews a thrilling tale about a jilted lover and revenge

Marli Spriggs describes Solo Levelling as a must-read for young people interested in a compelling plot and dazzling art