Book Review: Teller of the Unexpected
An unofficial biography of Roald Dahl. Continue reading Book Review: Teller of the Unexpected
Category: History
Book Review: The First Bright Thing
If you knew how dark tomorrow would be, what would you do with today? Continue reading Book Review: The First Bright Thing
Book Review: The Polish Wife
What would you do if your husband was a Nazi? Continue reading Book Review: The Polish Wife
Book Review: Death in the Theatre
Death in the Theatre collects an astonishing selection of startling tragedies from Britainās throng of theatres. Continue reading Book Review: Death in the Theatre
Book Review: Scarlet
Revolution is a bloodthirsty business… especially when vampires are involved. Continue reading Book Review: Scarlet
Book Review: The Daughters of Madurai
A young mother in a poor family is told she is useless if she canāt produce a son. They let her keep her first baby girl, but the rest are taken away and murdered. But Janani canāt forget the daughters she was never allowed to love… Continue reading Book Review: The Daughters of Madurai
Book Review: The Maiden
Lady Christian Nimmo is arrested and charged with the murder of her lover. News of her imprisonment and subsequent trial leaves little room for doubt: Adulteress. Whore. Murderess. Continue reading Book Review: The Maiden
Book Review: The Last Witch of Scotland
“We’re guilty of being women and of having no man to speak for us. We’re guilty of being intelligent and educated, of speaking out when we see injustice or cruelty.” Continue reading Book Review: The Last Witch of Scotland
Book Review: The Square of Sevens
A girl known only as Red, the daughter of a Cornish fortune teller, travels with her father making a living predicting fortunes using the ancient method: the Square of Sevens. When her father suddenly dies, Red discovers her secret past… Continue reading Book Review: The Square of Sevens
Interview: Alan Rhode
We caught up with Alan Rhode, author of political drama The Eagle and the Cockerel. Continue reading Interview: Alan Rhode
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