Kerry Hadley-Pryce’s Lie Of The Land
Lie Of The Land May’s Book Club pick is Lie of the Land by Kerry Hadley-Pryce, released by Salt Publishing this year. […]
Jim Jones & Donald J. Trump: What Do They Share?
by Annie Dawid, Author of Paradise Undone, A Novel of Jonestown “A master at creating alternate realities, Jones continually fed
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Theory and Practice by Michelle de Kretser
Michelle de Kretser’s Theory & Practice (buy your copy here) is a novel with a difference. Virginia Woolf wanted to
Author Corner : Adam S. Leslie on Lost in The Garden, Writing Habits, and Indie Recommendations
Interview by Kate de Meillon A large part of the inspiration for Lost in the Garden comes from my 1980s
Cathy’s Corner – The Gift of Rain by Tan Twan Eng
Tan Twan Eng is a Malaysian writer who splits his time between South Africa and Malaysia. The Gift of Rain is a
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Fictional Cartography: Making the Vixens Mere Map
When you’ve spent your entire life drawing, becoming a commissioned artist is highly likely. Although I work mostly in marketing
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In Conversation with Mark A. Radcliffe, Author of Three Gifts
Three Gifts is both heartfelt and funny. Which authors have influenced you when writing tragic and comedic scenes, and how do
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Bruno Noble on The Colletta Cassettes, Becoming an Author, and Advice for New Writers
By Kate de Meillon 1) You’ve written a great novel, could you briefly explain to a potential reader what it
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Cathy’s Corner: The Glass Hotel by Emily St. John Mandel
This very atmospheric book is a spin-off of one of Mandel’s earlier novels, The Sea of Tranquillity, in which a
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Well-Read Overnight : The Eight Books That You Can Read in One Sitting and Impress People With at Dinner Parties Forever More
By Charlotte Harris Some say you should always read for pleasure (and they’re right), but there’s another, much shallower, reason
Favourite Reads of 2024
Last year I read about fifty books – and the vast majority of them were just fine. As my mother
Reading to Remember
The 10th of November 2024 will mark Remembrance Sunday, a day to commemorate those who have lost their lives to