The Rise and Fall of Becky Sharp, by Sarra Manning – book review
All the fun of the fair
7 September 2018 · 3 Comments
Open Your Eyes, by Paula Daly – book review
Sparkling. Thrilling. Publishing.
10 August 2018 · 1 Comment
How to lose a referendum, by Jason Farrell and Paul Goldsmith – book review
A tale stunning in its simultaneous simplicity and complexity
25 July 2018 · Leave a comment
Dr Beeching’s Remedy: A Cure for a Century of the Railway’s Ills, by David N Clough – book review
Forensic analysis. Wrongly titled.
18 July 2018 · Leave a comment
Watching You, by Lisa Jewell – book review
Lisa Jewell knows her characters
5 July 2018 · 6 Comments
The Bridge, series 4
In which I burble incoherently about the end of an era
29 June 2018 · Leave a comment
Big Sister, by Gunnar Staalesen – book review
Clever and ambitious with wisecracks to match
14 June 2018 · Leave a comment
The Last Campaign: Robert F Kennedy and 82 days that inspired America, by Thurston Clarke – book review
Why a campaign that lasted just 82 days still has resonance today
10 June 2018 · Leave a comment
