Peter Damien has been reading since time out of mind, writing for a very long time, and been hopelessly lost to a disgraceful addiction to tea for a few years now. He writes short stories, comics, a lot of articles, and novels at an achingly slow pace. When not staring at words, he spends a lot of time in the woods, as befits a man of his hairstyle. He lives with a billion books, a tolerant wife, too many animals, and also two small boys. When it comes to writing, the small boys are, frankly, no help whatsoever. You can find Peter on Twitter, if that's the kind of thing you're into. Twitter: @peterdamien
On spending more time appreciating writers from the working class.
Harry Potter bookstore parties were awesome. Why don't we do that for other books?
Why one Rioter is incapable of picking books for "best books of the year" lists. Or any lists.
On the bonkers-bananasness that is The Castle of Otranto
A peek at the Pacific Science Center's Sherlock Holmes Exhibition
On the pressure of finishing big books, bookish social media, and loving them both.
Why tie-in novels of sci-fi/fantasy/otherwise fictional universes are valuable.
The best books our contributors and editors read in July 2016!
The less you push, the more you might achieve
Sometimes comic panels say the most when they say nothing at all.
A call for a new, grittier and more realistic, TV adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder's books.
Do ebook retailers feel free to remove ebooks from devices because they don't actually value the product?
A conversation with M.R. Carey, author of THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS about his new novel, FELLSIDE.