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Only Fools and Stories by David Jason – Review
By Roger Crow Years ago, while on a day trip from Orlando to Miami, the ex-pat tour guide popped an ... -
The Beginning Woods by Malcolm McNeill – Review
By Barney Bardsley This is Malcolm McNeill’s first book, and he has proved straight away, what a wild and fertile ... -
Remembering Oluwale, Edited by SJ Bradley – Review
By Joe Forshaw What is racism? Are we all racists? What does it feel like to be the subject of ... -
Did You See Melody? by Sophie Hannah – Review
By Karl Hornsey Sophie Hannah has established herself in recent years as one of Britain’s most respected and read thriller ... -
The Mile End Murder by Sinclair McKay – Review
by Karl Hornsey The public’s appetite for the seedier side of life in Victorian times shows little sign of abating, ... -
The Book of Luce by LR Fredericks – Book Review
by Barney Bardsley The world of sci-fi and fantasy fiction has never really appealed. Suspension of disbelief is just too ... -
Great Shakespeare Actors by Sir Stanley Wells – Review
By Sandra Callard Sir Stanley Wells is our finest and most knowledgeable authority on Shakespeare, and his book, Great Shakespeare ... -
They are Trying to Break Your Heart by David Savill – Review
By Nigel Armitage Two cataclysmic events several years apart – the Bosnian War and the Indian Ocean tsunami – are ... -
The Complete Book of Classic Volkswagen by John Gunnell – Review
By Liam Bird “From humble beginnings, the classic air-cooled Volkswagen family has earned a place in the pantheon of legendary ... -
The Year of the Gun by Chris Nickson – Review
By Sandra Callard Good crime novels are manna from heaven to readers of the genre, and Chris Nickson’s second novel ... -
The Break by Marian Keyes – Review
By Rachael Popow At one point during Marian Keyes’ new novel The Break, the heroine and narrator Amy complains that ... -
Strolling Player: The Life and Career of Albert Finney by Gabriel Hershman – Review
By Roger Crow During a spot of tidying up I find a microcassette of my interview with Albert Finney. It ...
