Review: The Five, Hallie Rubenhold
Summer 2010 was a horror story for me on many levels. It was the last time that I worked a summer camp, an important friendship had dramatically imploded, I had […]
Summer 2010 was a horror story for me on many levels. It was the last time that I worked a summer camp, an important friendship had dramatically imploded, I had […]
Over Christmas, I agreed rather impulsively to participate in A Walk Around the Brontë Table’s #ABrontëADay Challenge for the month of May, thinking that I would have lots of time to […]
The Essex Serpent has danced on the edge of my consciousness for a long time but I only recently sat down to read it. Strangely, the fact that I lived […]
As with many of the ‘classics’, I was unsure of whether or not I had read this. I think I may have been confused because I did see some of […]
Like Pope Joan, so has faded the life of Dr James Barry. He achieved huge things with his life, travelled far and wide, was the first person in the British […]
Widely seen as the ‘dark horse’ of 2016’s Man Booker Prize shortlist, His Bloody Project is a novel which defies any direct attempt at classification. Coming in the form of ‘found documents’ […]
I doubt that Emma Donoghue will ever escape the shadow of her best known work, Room, which drew together a fictionalised version of the Fritzl case as seen through the eyes […]
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