-
Settling Scores, Edited by Martin Edwards – Review
By Sarah Morgan I’ve been accused of living in the past, of spending far too much time reading tales from ... -
I’m Just A Teenage Punchbag by Jackie Clune – Review
By Helen Johnston There will be some (but probably not many) mothers who have wonderful teenage children bringing joy and ... -
The Girl With The Louding Voice by Abi Daré – Review
By Emma Stamp This debut novel by Nigerian-born, Essex-based Abi Daré is a powerful and emotional story which highlights the ... -
We Know You Know by Erin Kelly – Review
By Sandra Callard We Know You Know is the latest novel from Erin Kelly, the best-selling author of the unusual, ... -
Crossed Skis: An Alpine Mystery by Carol Carnac – Review
By Sarah Morgan When it comes to design, few modern books are quite as beautiful to behold as the British ... -
If It Bleeds by Stephen King – Review
By Emma Stamp I feel as if I should start this review by confessing that before I read If It ... -
Recollections of My Non-Existence by Rebecca Solnit – Review
By Barney Bardsley In 2008, American author Rebecca Solnit wrote an essay called ‘Men Explain Things To Me’. She began ... -
Wild Camping by Stephen Neale – Review
By David Schuster ‘Wild camping’ is simply camping off site, safely and legally, with the minimum of equipment, in order ... -
The Outcast and Other Dark Tales by EF Benson – Review
By Sarah Morgan During the 19th and early 20th centuries, the British horror genre really took shape. It’s packed with ... -
Around the World in 80 Trains by Monisha Rajesh – Review
By Gail Schuster I am a big fan of rail travel, especially when everything goes smoothly; the freedom of being ... -
Pretending by Holly Bourne – Review
By Emma Stamp The opening line of Holly Bourne’s latest novel is ‘I hate men’ – and while this is ... -
Around the Coast in 80 Days by Peter Naldrett – Review
By David Schuster Despite the title, Around the Coast in 80 Days is not a travelogue, but rather a clever ...
