I Love You Every Colour by Caryl Lewis
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Editorial | Hong Kong Book Fair’s central plot rightly remains love of reading
Hong Kong’s annual book fair has a long and entertaining story of its own. The festival has come…
Yate author releases second book in detective series
Stephen Cook, 63, who lives in Yate, released Saints and Sinners in May. It is the second book…
Book review: Adam Roberts’ Food Person is a lip-smacking good time
By Adam RobertsFiction/Hutchinson Heinemann/Hardcover/320 pages/$34.95 Midway through the novel Food Person, protagonist Isabella Pasternack goes shopping. Her jaunt…
Writer Hemangini blends Bengali mystery with gothic flair in new book
NEW DELHI: Blending elements of Bengal’s detective tradition with gothic fiction, a new book promises a gripping whodunnit…
Ireland by Ithell Colquhoun – An exquisitely strange British-Celtic artist’s travels in Ireland – The Irish Times
The Crying of the Wind: Ireland Author: Ithell Colquhoun ISBN-13: 978-1805331568 Publisher: Pushkin Press Classics Guideline Price: £12.99…
Paul O’Donaghue’s latest book depicts a haunting Donegal homecoming
SET against the brooding backdrop of County Donegal’s Muckish Mountain, Dark Cloud Over Muckish is a quietly powerful…
The great British holiday in the golden age of rail travel
Andrew Martin, a novelist and self-confessed railway nut, once asked a clerk at Victoria station for a first-class…
When the world spins out of control
I’m still chipping away at my summer reading backlog over here, and this week finally made it to…