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Medieval Women: Voices & Visions – Review
By Clare Jenkins, April 2025 In the light of the recent Supreme Court ruling over the definition of a woman, ... -
The Greatest of Great Escapes by Holly Hunt – Review
By Karl Hornsey It’s around this time of year that many football fans start to dream. Not of glory, of ... -
Murder as a Fine Art by Carol Carnac – Review
By Sarah Morgan If, like me, you’re a bit arty-farty and love a good mystery too, then Murder as a ... -
Healthy-ish by Emma Petersen – Review
By Gail Schuster Emma Petersen has carved out a niche for herself with her innovative approach to healthy cooking online ... -
Unfortunately, She Was a Nymphomaniac by Joan Smith – Review
By Clare Jenkins If you recently watched Dame Sian Phillips reprising her role as the scheming Empress Livia in the ... -
Cleanin’ Up the Town: Remembering Ghostbusters by Claire Bueno – Review
By Roger Crow As a huge fan of Ivan Reitman’s 1984 blockbuster Ghostbusters, I was amazed I’d never seen the ... -
Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue Rider – Review
By Clare Jenkins The front cover of Expressionists shows a mustard-coloured tiger looking warily over its shoulder at us, amid ... -
Sticky Bottle by Carlton Kirby – Review
By Nigel Armitage Subscribers – nay adherents – of Eurosport’s professional cycling coverage hardly need an introduction to Carlton Kirby. ... -
Pucking Around by Emily Rath – Review
By Sophie Blee (aged 15) Pucking Around was the first book I’ve read by Emily Rath, and the first in ... -
Dramatic Murder by Elizabeth Anthony – Review
By Sarah Morgan Some titles jump up and grab you by the throat. Others are instantly forgettable. Sadly, Dramatic Murder ... -
How The Beatles Rocked the World by Stephen F. Kelly – Review
By Clare Jenkins The old saying is ‘If you can remember the Sixties, you weren’t there’. Stephen F. Kelly remembers ... -
Pauline Boty: British Pop Art’s Sole Sister by Marc Kristal – Review
By Clare Jenkins There’s a fascinating BBC Monitor film, dating from 1962 and directed by Ken Russell, called Pop Goes ...
