Review: How To Stop Time, Matt Haig
This was one of those books that I felt I had been hearing about for months before I actually read it. Reviews championed it as an example of ‘up-lit’, it […]
Science-Fiction
Review: The Boy on the Bridge, M.R. Carey
Like most people, I finished The Girl With All The Gifts with the feeling that there was more to explore. Now it seems that M.R. Carey has decided the same, with The […]
Review: The Girl With All The Gifts, M.R. Carey
I picked this one up over two years ago, having no idea about the premise other than it seemed to be something that everyone was enjoying. The horror genre is […]
Review: The Many Selves of Katherine North, Emma Geen
An odd review here. I read the preview on Netgalley and made a request – as an avid Claire North fan, I thought that this sounded similar. The central character […]
Review: The Man in the High Castle, Philip K. Dick
I’ve been intrigued for a while by the Amazon adaptation of this book, but although I did watch a few episodes, it all felt quite slow-paced. Seeing that I had […]
Review: The Martian, Andy Weir
I watched The Martian a few weeks ago and the story has stuck in my mind so when my flight was delayed last weekend, I decided that I was more than […]
Review: The Sudden Appearance of Hope, Claire North
There have been few novels that I have been more excited to have drop into my Netgalley inbox than this one. The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August was one of […]