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That Was a Shiver and Other Stories by James Kelman – Review
By Ela Portnoy When opening this book there is one thing that you just can’t ignore – James Kelman is ... -
Slouching Towards Blubberhouses by Tony Hannen – Review
By David Schuster Yorkshire has been my adopted home now for thirty years, but it was only during last year’s ... -
Too Good To Go Down by Wayne Barton – Review
By @Steve Crabtree It’s a phrase uttered in football circles almost constantly, and one which angers people at the same ... -
Building The Dynasty: Manchester United 1946-1958 by Iain McCartney – Review
By @Steve Crabtree With modern football taken over by prize money and chequebook managers, the history of today’s not-as-beautiful-as-it-used-to-be game ... -
Ayrton Senna: Memories and Mementoes from a Life Lived at Full Speed by Christopher Hilton ...
By Liam Bird I can remember it as if it were yesterday. We were sitting in my parents’ living room, ... -
February’s Son by Alan Parks – Review
By Sarah Morgan In September I attended the Morecambe & Vice Crime Festival. One of the speakers was a bear ... -
No Spin: My Autobiography by Shane Warne – Review
By Michael Pounder The first thing to say about this book is that you don’t need to be a cricket ... -
Room to Dream by David Lynch and Kristine McKenna – Review
By Sarah Morgan David Lynch holds a unique place in this movie-lover’s heart. He directed The Elephant Man, my favourite ... -
Sheffield Wednesday FC The Official History by Jason Dickinson – Review
By Sarah Morgan On September 4, 2017, Sheffield Wednesday celebrated its 150th anniversary. Or at least it should have done. ... -
The Green Bicycle Mystery by Anthony M. Brown – Review
By Rich Barnett Readers of a certain age might recall Fenton Bresler’s ‘You Be The Judge’ column in the Sunday ... -
Anglo Saxon Kingdoms: Art, Word and War by Claire Breay & Joanna Story – Review
By Sandra Callard The British Library has produced one of the most beautiful and informative books it has ever been ... -
Dark Associations by Marie Sutro – Review
By Sarah Morgan I’m no stranger to literary blood and gore. While I would draw the line at saying I ...
