Nostalgic News: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins turns 15!
Amie Harrison Ranger celebrates 15 years of The Hunger Games and shares excitement for the upcoming prequel!
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Suzanne Collins announces ‘Hunger Games’ prequel
The currently untitled novel is set for release in May 2020.
Review: A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
Sam Pegg reviews the latest novel set in the Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins
Title and cover for Hunger Games prequel novel revealed
Suzanne Collins is back with a fourth Hunger Games novel, to be published next year.
Nostalgic News: The Hunger Games was published 10 years ago today
10 years after its publication, Alice O’Hare takes a look at the phenomenal impact of Suzanne Collins’ teen dystopia.
Notes on News: Why Lionsgate are wrong to expand The Hunger Games franchise
Following the news that Lionsgate are planning a prequel for Suzanne Collins’ epic dystopian trilogy, our writer Robert argues why it would be better if they let the franchise be.
Nostalgic News: The Hunger Games turns 15!
Holly Allwright celebrates 15 years of The Hunger Games
Collab: Films We’re Looking Forward to in 2023
2023 is a highly anticipated year for cinephiles and auteurs alike. It promises to offer…
Our Teenage Fixations
The Hunger Games – Suzanne Collins Considering that the first two film adaptations of the…
Nostalgic News: 10 years since Mockingjay
Suzanne Collins’ Mockingjay completes the The Hunger Games trilogy, which took the young adult world…
Closer To The Edge: Our Favourite Futuristic Literature
Several Edge writers sit down and discuss their favourite pieces of futuristic literature
Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes – Do We Need Prequels?
With the next installment from the world of Panem soon arriving to our shelves, Morgan asks: do we need all of these prequel novels?
Closer to The Edge: Our Favourite Fictional Cats
R.I.P. Susu the Cat, you will always be remembered.
Should Authors Cast Movies?
Johnny Depp’s recent appointment as the dark wizard Grindelwald has brought about massive debates within the fandom bringing attention to one very important question: should author’s cast movies?