Book review: Who Is Vera Kelly by Rosalie Knecht (Vera Kelly #1)

Vera Kelly is posing as a Canadian student in Buenos Aires in 1966, but she is actually working for the … More

SPOILER review: New Grub Street by George Gissing

This is one of my occasional series where I share my thoughts on the whole of a book, so if … More

There’s No Such Thing as an Easy Job is interesting to me on two levels. First, the literal one. Like … More

I haven’t read as many new releases as usual this year. Partly, of course, because a lot of books have … More

When Emira’s employer, Alix, asks her to babysit her child late at night, and doesn’t even mind that she has … More

Ever fallen out of love? One minute you’re contemplating hours spent cuddled up on the sofa, you’re even coordinating your … More

This is one of my occasional series where I share my thoughts on the whole of a book, so if … More

Now that it’s hard to travel, novels are more vital than ever in giving us an insight into other countries … More

*This giveaway has now closed.* Today I’m sharing the opportunity to win six signed paperbacks — including my own The … More

A Theatre for Dreamers should have been fascinating. Its starting point is the true story of a community of writers … More