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2 weeks ago | culturefly.co.uk | Natalie Xenos

Seventeen-year-old Aurelia Wycherley is entering her debutante season as a witch. She should be excited about finding the perfect match to tether her magic to. Instead, she’s suffering the effects of a powerful hereditary curse that’s turned her magic into something dark and dangerous that no other witch wants to be anywhere near, let alone form a tether with. And without a tether, Aurelia will lose her magic completely.

3 weeks ago | culturefly.co.uk | Chloe Walker

17-year-old Sam (Lily Collias) expected company her own age when she agreed to go on a camping trip with her dad, Chris (James Le Gros), and his friend Matt (Danny McCarthy). But after Matt has a falling out with his son, the three of them head off into the forest without Sam’s teenage buddy. Although she’s comfortable enough with Chris and Matt that this doesn’t initially feel like a disaster, over the course of the weekend, their dynamic begins to change.

3 weeks ago | culturefly.co.uk | Chloe Walker

Linn Ullman is a renowned literary critic and novelist in Norway. However, globally, she will probably always be best known as the daughter of legendary Swedish filmmaker Ingmar Bergman and Norwegian actress Liv Ullman. Several years ago now, Linn published Unquiet, an unconventional memoir about what it was like to grow up with such astronomically famous parents.

3 weeks ago | culturefly.co.uk | Natalie Xenos

When Thayer Wren, the ‘father of modern technology’ and CEO of Wrenfare Magitech, unexpectedly dies, he leaves behind an incredible legacy. But which of his three children deserves to take their father’s place? And who is most capable of sitting upon the Wrenfare throne? Each of the Wren siblings are telepathically and electrokinetically gifted in some way, though none of them know the origin of the powers bestowed upon them.

1 month ago | culturefly.co.uk | Chloe Walker

Do you remember If you’re of a certain age, Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing may well have been formative for you. Launched in 1987, the instructional software programme had sold over 6 million copies by 1999, and was still releasing new editions as recently as 2021. People all over the world owe their ability to type to Mavis Beacon – who groundbreakingly for the era the programme was created, was a Black woman.