Reykjavik Noir Trilogy: Snare, Trap and Cage, by Lilja Sigarðardóttir – review
Easy to get sucked in. Difficult to escape
23 October 2019 · 2 Comments
Little Siberia, by Antti Tuomainen – book review
Psychological. Preposterous. Outstanding.
14 October 2019 · 1 Comment
Johana Gustawsson – looking forward, looking back
Let’s step back for a moment
26 September 2019 · 1 Comment
Platform Seven, by Louise Doughty – book review
An everyday story of Fenland folk. And their ghosts
23 August 2019 · Leave a comment
The Closer I Get, by Paul Burston – book review
Now you know the truth about me, you won’t see me any more. But no more apologies
9 July 2019 · 1 Comment
When we were rich, by Tim Lott – book review
Life is but a melancholy flower
25 June 2019 · Leave a comment
Things can only get worse? by John O’Farrell – book review
Not a political thriller. But I am thrilled.
9 June 2019 · Leave a comment
