‘Sometimes, love is an apocalypse.’ This novel has an unusual concept which elevates it and should appeal to readers who,…
I’ve previously read about the history of time – that is, our need to measure time – but this book…
A complex, emotionally tense novel. I found it quite absorbing although it was a slow burn. The narrative examines the…
Late 90s and early 2000s British pop music gets an on-trend reappraisal in this entertaining, meticulous read, subtitled Fame, Fallout…
Once upon a time, I had all thirteen volumes in this mysterious, clever and annoying series of children’s books. Every…
‘Onoto Watanna’ was the pseudonym of Winnifred Eaton, a Canadian author of English-Chinese ancestry. I hadn’t heard of her before,…
Winner of the 5th place in the Book Bloggers’ Novel of the Year Award 2022, The Reaper’s Quota by Sarah…
This month is known as ‘Indie April’. It’s the time to shout about independently-published books and the hard work of…
I admit to not knowing where the British Virgin Islands are, or anything about them at all. This entertaining memoir…
This is a box set of five fun stories featuring Basil, who lives in the cellar of Sherlock Holmes’ house.…