Genres

'Red Flowers' by Yoshiharu Tsuge is an early example that comics can evoke as much as any form of literature.

Mackenzie's work is as diverse as the world is strange and wonderful and 'Footsteps in the Garden' is the perfect introduction to his poetry.

'Hakim's Odyssey: Book 1 - From Syria to Turkey' by Fabien Toulme is a wonderful, humane, retelling of one man's story capturing the plight of all refugees.

Born in 1682, Benjamin Lay took up the fight against slavery generations before others would make headway in the 19th century.

'This is How I Disappear' by Mirion Malle from Drawn+Quarterly discusses burnout and coping in a way that is rarely seen in literature.

Actor Dominic Gerrard takes us into the world of Charles Dickens, highlighting why the celebrated author's works still resonate with audiences around the world today.

'Secret Life' by Theo Ellsworth is unique in graphic novels as it refuses to be pinned down into a single genre.

'Library' by Dumontier and Farber, is a trip through a fictional library with intriguing and beguiling titles.

Interview with Natalie Franke Hayes author of 'Built To Belong', which details the power of human connection.

'Kevin Smith's Secret Stash' by Kevin Smith is a wonderful memento for any devotee of the man and his movies.