I’ve DNFed a record number of books this year, giving up on them after a few chapters. Mostly they were…
This is the book which kicked off the ‘funny diary’ genre (or that’s what I call it anyway). First serialised…
17th October 1917. Alexander Snoad joined the Navy during the First World War, at the age of 27. Born in…
What bibliophile can resist a book about books? Dear Reader is a charming and heartfelt memoir from total book obsessive…
If you’re craving something sweet, These vegan cookies are nice to eat. Easy, cheap and quick to make, They are…
Most of us know Edward Lear as the ‘nonsense poet’, writer of such well-loved gems as ‘The Owl and the…
A notorious box office failure, this was the first Disney animated film to have a PG rating. It had no…
I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this re-read of Jane Austen’s third published novel. I’d only read…
I’d describe the theme of this famous and influential book as the decline of the Roman Empire, but on an…
Classical music. Elitist, stuffy and boring, right? Wrong! In this memoir and unconventional exploration of classical music, Paul Morley seeks…