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The Shadow Looming Over the 2024 Hugo Awards On Sunday 11 August, the prestigious science fiction and fantasy Hugo Awards ceremony took place at WorldCon in […]

A Glimpse Into Life With ADHD: Why Am I (Still) Like This Review ★★★★ Following the power-cut that affected half of Edinburgh (on the first day of the Fringe, of course) […]

A Touching Tale Of Sisterly Love: If I Only Could Review ★★★★★ When her big sister Joan dies on the night of her 25th birthday, at the beginning of If I Only Coul […]

A Whistlestop Tour Of Professional Wrestling: Chokeslam Review ★★★ A single chair manned by cardboard cutouts of The Undertaker and Bret Hart makes up the stage – or more […]

What Would You Do If The World Was About To End? Seconds To Midnight: Review ★★★★ It’s appropriate that Seconds to Midnight takes place in Pleasance Courtyard’s Bunker One. As the ligh […]

The Black Blues Brothers Will Have You On The Edge Of Your Seat: Review ★★★★ Marking their final year performing at Edinburgh Fringe following three successful prior runs, The Bla […]

Of the Land on Which We Meet Is a Magical Show About Belonging And Acknowledgement ★★★★ What does it mean to acknowledge the land on which you live? To recognise it for what it is besides […]

B.L.I.P.S Is A Varied And Moving Dive Into Psychosis: Review ★★★★ Have you ever been unable to sleep to the point where you start hallucinating? That you are diagnos […]

TV Review: ‘House of the Dragon’ Season 2 is inconsistent but still gripping television Spoiler warning: This review contains spoilers for the first and second seasons of HBO’s House of the D […]

A Love Letter To Grannies: Larry Dean Review ★★★★★ The first thing that strikes you about Larry Dean is that he’s nice. That’s a bit of a breath of fre […]

Interview: Dan Power // AI Literary Review Dan Power is the founding editor of the AI Literary Review. A poet, studying for a PhD in Creative Writing at […]

Poetry Review: AI Literary Review It is easy to think of AI as either a miraculous tool, that will revolutionise our lives, or as an equally […]

‘Duchess’ Review: A Lukewarm Tale Of Revenge Acclaimed horror director Neil Marshall brings us something different with his latest release, Duchess. Love, […]

Code or Conversation? An Argument on AI for Translation With over 7,000 different active languages, the world is brimming with nuanced thoughts and feelings that most […]

'Lore' Review: Tongue-in-Cheek Tales of Terror This anthology of creepy campfire stories, triple-teamed by directors James Bushe, Patrick Michael Ryder, and […]

Movie Monday: 'Your Name.' Warning: This article contains spoilers Released in 2016 with a complex, emotionally charged storyline, Your […]

Reading in the Age of AI: How Rebind Publishing is a Cause for Optimism  Artificial Intelligence is a contentious subject in the world of books. From accusations of publishers selling […]

Track Review: Guess featuring Billie Eilish // Charli xcx & Billie Eilish BRAT summer is not going anywhere, and the recent collaboration between hyperpop icon Charli xcx and Billie […]

Graham Kay at the Fringe Review: I Laughed So Hard I Couldn't Breathe ★★★★★ It’s incredible that Graham Kay is not in a bigger venue at this year’s Fringe for his show Pete & Me […]

Only Bones v1.9 Is An Absurd And Physical Feast For The Senses: Review ★★★★ “Absurdist kung fu ASMR” is how performer Matt Pasquet describes Only Bones v1.9, a one-man dance perfo […]