Book review: Anglo-Saxon Attitudes by Angus Wilson

I and was surprised when I looked at a few review sites and saw that Anglo-Saxon Attitudes wasn’t particularly popular … More

Guest post: Celeste León, Author of Luck Is Just the Beginning

Fiction writers are often told to test their characters by making bad things happen to them. However good luck presents … More

It’s an odd feeling when you both really like and really struggle with a book but that’s how I feel … More

When I first began listening to audiobooks, one of my fears was that the narrator’s voice would be an unwelcome … More

I always enjoy reading the posts for Non Fiction November so I thought I’d get organised and actually take part … More

Kozłowski tells the story of a young Polish army doctor who is one of the few survivors after the disappearance, … More

As readers we want to share our love of reading, learning and critical thinking. Some even make a career … More

Writers often lament the fact that they are beset by distractions. Some will go to great lengths to isolate themselves, … More

Death of a Doll was first published in 1947 and has been reissued by Agora Books. Like the British Library … More

Ann Cleeves’ Shetland novels are my new favourite comfort read. I like the way she focuses on deep characterisation and … More