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The Truants by Lee Markham – Review
By Sarah Morgan Can a book really be about vampires without ever actually mentioning them by name? Lee Markham’s slender ... -
Sunday in Hell by William Fotheringham – Review
By Karl Hornsey Cycling seems to lend itself to sports writing more than any other sport, with the possible exception ... -
Wear and Tear: The Threads of My Life by Tracy Tynan – Review
By Sarah Morgan You get the impression that being the offspring of famous parents isn’t easy. People have preconceived notions ... -
The Shadow Killer by Arnaldur Indridason – Review
By Karl Hornsey Iceland may have become synonymous in recent years with volcanic eruptions and the remarkable rise of its ... -
Travelling in a Strange Land by David Park – Book Review
By Barney Bardsley There is, at the very start of this book, a strange and haunting passage. “I am entering ... -
The Beast by Alexander Starritt – Review
By Helen Johnston As hysterical headlines go, the fictional Daily Beast’s ‘Muslims declare war on Britain’ is scarily close to ... -
The Fall of the House of FIFA by David Conn – Review
By Karl Hornsey David Conn has established himself as an investigative journalist of the highest stature in recent years. Whether ... -
Lonely Boy: Tales from a Sex Pistol by Steve Jones – Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Lonely Boy starts with an admission from the author: “I’m not going to come out of this ... -
The Complete Uxbridge English Dictionary – Review
By Victoria Holdsworth If you have a love of radio then you will be familiar with this particular section of ... -
Death Wish by Brian Garfield – Review
By Rich Barnett With newspapers running stories about criminals and outcries about soft sentencing, Brian Garfield’s tale of revenge perhaps ... -
Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis by Anne Rice – Review
By Victoria Holdsworth The mistress of the dark and queen of the vampires is back, with the latest from Prince ... -
You Were Never Really Here by Jonathan Ames – Review
By Sarah Morgan A book reviewer’s ideal tome is short, easy to read and yet leaves them with lots to ...
