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Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, non-fiction, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: PUNCH ME UP TO THE GODS
Brian Broome’s memoir Punch Me Up to the Gods reviewed
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Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: SLIPPING
Mohamed Kheir’s novel Slipping reviewed
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Books, Editor's Pick, Novel, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: SMALL PLEASURES
Jane Downs reviews Small Pleasures by Clare Chambers
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INTERVIEW WITH AN INDY BOOKSELLER
Come visit a calming, civilised bookshop where books are loved and shared
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BOOK REVIEW: THE SYSTEM
Robert Reich’s The System reviewed
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Arts & Culture, Austrian fiction, Books, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: THE FIELD
Robert Seethaler’s The Field reviewed
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BOOK REVIEW: MINOR DETAIL
Adania Shibli’s Minor Detail reviewed
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Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Novel, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: MOTHER FOR DINNER
Shalom Auslander’s Mother for Dinner reviewed
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Art, Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, The Litro Blog
Call for Reviews
A rolling list of the books, films, theatre and other events that we’re seeking reviewers for.
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Arts & Culture, biography, Books, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: JOHANNES BRAHMS
Jan Swafford’s Johannes Brahms: A Biography reviewed
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Arts & Culture, Books, Reviews
BOOK REVIEW: LOVE STORIES FOR HECTIC PEOPLE
Catherine McNamara’s Love Stories for Hectic People reviewed
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Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Reviews, Travel&Lifestyle
BOOK REVIEW: OF WOMEN AND SALT
Gabriela Garcia’s Of Women and Salt reviewed
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DIMA ALZAYAT IN CONVERSATION
Litro sits down with Dima Alzayat
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Book Review: His Only Wife, by Peace Adzo Medie
An intriguing and thought-provoking sentence opens the novel His Only Wife by Peace Adzo Medie and demands an undivided reader’s attention.
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Book Review: The Lamplighters, by Emma Stonex
The Lamplighters begins with a classic locked room mystery, inspired by a real-life event in the Outer Hebrides in 1900, but the mystery is just the starting point for this ...
Arts & Culture, Books, Literature
Stop calling Shuggie Bain ‘bleak’; it’s reality.
Shuggie Bain lays bare the reality of poverty and inequality in this moving debut
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Postcolonial Love Poems
In her second poetry collection, Natalie Diaz explores the conflict between violence and love, pleasure and pain, colonial genocide…..
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Arts & Culture, Books, Literature
Dima Alzayat’s Alligator and Other Stories
In Alligator and Other Stories, Dima Alzayat fuses factual events, from the lynching of a Syrian American man in 1920s Florida to the abduction of Etan Patz in 1970s New ...
Book Review: The Dead are Arising: the Life of Malcolm X
The Dead Are Arising won a National Book Award in the US last year, and it is certainly a monumental act of biographical reconstruction. Perhaps its monumental status is part ...
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 ...