Editor Picks

Kariba by Clarke Clarke and Snaddon shows the reader that magic and the modern world can co-exist - one doesn't need to die for the other.

"You know it's the bad guy, but it's lighthearted with a learning element, and it can't be quite as scary."

Wayfinder is shaping up to be a deep, fast and fun RPG with interesting characters and MMO-light features that are actually fun to play.

A web of biographical and stylistic interconnections linked music by contemporary composers Jessie Montgomery and Avner Dorman with works by Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms.

'V/H/S/99' delivers more twisted horror short stories that will likely please fans of the decade-plus-long series.

Scott Caan stars as a hitman who, in his first day on the job, screws things up royally. Marianne Rendón co-stars as his hostage/accomplice.

The GRAMMY®-nominated percussion quartet focuses on education, with residencies at two academies, seminars, and a Creator Mentorship Program.

A focus on paternal influence shed light on string trio music by Beethoven and Mozart at the Aspect Chamber Music Series.

Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe have a new retrospective with BBC Radio 2 announcer Dermot O'Leary, available soon on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.

The oratorio's 12 movements trace American slavery from early colonial times through the modern Church's recognition of its part in the institution.