Turbulent Wake, by Paul E Hardisty – book review
Broken, beautiful, surprising, ugly, intense and challenging
8 May 2019 · 1 Comment
The Sentence is Death, by Anthony Horowitz – book review
Just as meta, but somehow betta
3 December 2018 · 1 Comment
The Rise and Fall of Becky Sharp, by Sarra Manning – book review
All the fun of the fair
7 September 2018 · 3 Comments
The Other Twin, by L V Hay – book review
Lazy reviewing of a really-not-lazy debut
6 July 2017 · 3 Comments
Then She Was Gone, by Lisa Jewell – book review
I suspect wizardry by the writer
4 July 2017 · 1 Comment
Bond on Bond, by Roger Moore – book review
National treasure writes about national icon
29 May 2017 · Leave a comment
Page folders and page turners: what are reviews for, anyway?
Not a review of ‘Jar City’
21 January 2017 · 2 Comments
Nice joke, if you can get it: why David Lodge’s self-indulgence works on so many levels
Warning: contains spoilers for David Lodge’s Nice Work and (in general terms) for a number of nineteenth century novels… On Sunday, I mentioned that as part of my general revisiting … Continue reading
16 April 2013 · 3 Comments
