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Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: SLIPPING
Mohamed Kheir’s novel Slipping reviewed
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Book Review: Riku Onda’s “The Aosawa Murders”
‘The Aosawa Murders’ is a joy to read. It is cleverly paced and constructed so that each new chapter brings more fragments and clues for us to stitch together, to ...
Book Review: Night of the Long Goodbyes, by Erik Martiny
In Night of the Long Goodbyes, Erik Martiny takes us into a dystopian near-future. Set in the mid-21st century, Britain is in the grip of hyperpopulist post-Brexit politics.
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Books, Editor's Pick, Literature
Book Review: Corregidora, by Gayl Jones
“No novel about any black woman could ever be the same after this” – Toni Morrison.
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Book Review: Map of Another Town, by M.F.K. Fisher
Best known for her food writing, in Map of Another Town the American writer M.F.K. Fisher takes us on a virtual tour of the French town of Aix-en-Provence.
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Book Review: At Home in the New World, by Maria Terrone
In her collection of essays, At Home in the New World, Maria Terrone explores the world through the lens of an Italian-American New Yorker.
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Book Review: Outsiders: Five Women Writers Who Changed the World, by Lyndall Gordon
In this book Gordon takes five women writers who battled against the social norms and takes us behind the characters they created
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Book Review: Every Fox Is a Rabid Fox, by Harry Gallon
Our narrator, Robert, is a killer. An unintentional killer at that, but still a killer.
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The Amazing Rain
It takes a few seconds for my eyes to adjust to the darkness and I stand just inside, breathing the stale, dusty air. When I can see, I take the ...