The Edge predicts… Who will end up on the Iron Throne?
Bums on seats – who will stake the final claim to win the Game of Thrones?
Author Rebecca James
Rebecca James
Studying for my PhD focusing on Eighteenth Century Pirate Literature. Writer 2011-2013, Culture Editor 2013-2014, Editor 2014-2015, Culture Exec 2015-2016, Writer 2016-2017. Longest serving Edgeling ever is a title I intend to hold forever.
Total articles: 225
Review: Into the Water by Paula Hawkins
Rebecca James reviews the ‘Girl on the Train’ author’s new novel.
Author in Focus: Alafair Burke
Rebecca James takes a look at the skilled American author.
Hidden Gem: The Chronicles of Ixia by Maria V Snyder
Rebecca explores Snyder’s book series, perfect for fantasy lovers.
In Defence of: Lego Dimensions
Rebecca James defends the expensive franchise game.
Closer to the Edge: Fantastic and Surreal Playlist
In the first Closer to The Edge of 2017, our writers compile a playlist suitable for another world.
The Edge in Conversation: Expanding Fictional Worlds
The Edge writers come together to discuss the expansion of worlds – listen now.
RSC productions to catch in December
In one of our Issue 3 pieces, Rebecca James details the exciting slate of RSC productions coming to London this December.
Closer to the Edge: areas of the Wizarding World we’d love to explore
The most die-hard Potterheads of The Edge come together to discuss the areas of the Wizarding World they’d love to see explored.
Please authors, let the literature breathe!
In response to the tendency of some authors to explain their fiction, Rebecca James tells them why they should refrain.
Closer To The Edge: the books we’d love to see on the big screen
In the latest edition of Closer to The Edge, our writers discuss which of their favourite books deserve film adaptations.
Flashback Review: Misery by Stephen King
As part of the Edge’s KingFest, Rebecca James takes a look at one of Stephen King’s most interesting works, Misery.
Hidden Gems: Stephen King’s lesser known novels
Rebecca James takes a look at some of Stephen King’s lesser known novels.
Review: Three Sisters, Three Queens by Philippa Gregory
Rebecca James reviews the new Tudor novel from bestseller Philippa Gregory, focusing on the life of Queen Margaret of Scotland.