Alison Weir is one of my absolute favourite non-fiction authors so when I was trawling for good Blogmas reads, A Tudor Christmas definitely stood out. Written in partnership with Siobhan Clarke, the […]
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 […]
Belated addition to the Greek Mythology Challenge here with Susie Donkin’s Zeus is a Dick. Having zoomed through various retellings of Greek mythologies and emerged feeling rather jaded, this book’s rather arresting […]
Those searching for the perfect gift for the bibliophiles in their lives need look no further. The relationship we have with the books we read in childhood is incredibly potent […]
Back in the hopelessly optimistic days of early 2020, I went to the British Museum’s Troy: Myth and Reality. Contrasting ancient artwork and artefacts with the findings of archaeological digs along […]
This was my surprise find of my Greek Mythology Challenge. It wasn’t on my original list but I spotted it on Netgalley shortly after reaching my personal pain threshold in terms of […]
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 […]
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