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New Podcast: The Decline of British Fiction

readdurham wrote 13 hours ago: In this podcast, Professor Patricia Waugh and Jennifer Hodgson discuss the alleged decline of Britis … more →

Tags: Podcasts, Innovation, Jennifer Hodgson, Modernism, Patricia Waugh

Perth Haul

Hannah Renowden wrote 1 day ago: So I spent this week having a lovely mooch around Perth.  Said mooch, of course, involved many happy … more →

Tags: American Fiction, Book Shopping, Modern Fiction, Thriller, Anne LaMott, david shrigley, Lynda La Plante, Prime Suspect, rosie

Barbican Press Q&A

ddjohnston wrote 6 days ago: Barbican Press will soon be launching their Doctored Books list with my new novel, The Deconstructio … more →

Tags: Creative Writing, The Deconstruction of Professor Thrub, creative writing PhD, Barbican Press, PhD novel, Novel-Writing, New Writing, Doctored Books

Our weekend in books1 comment

ithinkthereforeiamsterdam wrote 1 week ago: This weekend was dominated by a certain ‘Queen of Crime’ – Dame Agatha Christie. M … more →

Tags: Favourite book shops, Agatha Christie, American Fiction, Amsterdam, Books, Crime, Mystery, Novel, Penguin books

Constance by Patrick McGrath10 comments

Guy Savage wrote 1 week ago: To say that I looked forward to reading Constance, Patrick McGrath’s latest novel would be put … more →

Tags: Fiction, McGrath Patrick, Gothic, miserable marriages, Unreliable narrator

Life After Life by Kate Atkinson9 comments

Guy Savage wrote 2 weeks ago: “There were doorways between this world and the next.” In 2012, one of my books-of-the-y … more →

Tags: Atkinson, Kate, Fiction, 20th Century Britain

Beautiful Book #2

ithinkthereforeiamsterdam wrote 2 weeks ago: I am very lucky that not only does Callum love books, he’s very happy to buy me books and add … more →

Tags: beautiful books, Literature, Novel, Reading, Jane Austen, kindle, Bibliophile

An Afternoon in Bloomsbury

Charles-Adam Foster-Simard wrote 2 weeks ago:   I’m visiting G. in Oxford for a few weeks, and Oxford being what it is of course she … more →

Tags: Book Shopping, Books, Oxford, Al Alvarez, Book Shops, London Review Bookshop, British Library, Literary London, pondlife

J.K. Rowling, "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone"

Caroline Trent-Gurbuz wrote 2 weeks ago: Harry Potter’s existence in London is small and unremarkable. He’s an orphan who lives with his negl … more →

Tags: Young Adult/Children's Books, London, J. K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Harry Potter, voldemort, The Boy Who Lived, He Who Must Not Be Named

Dubliners

vlcarlson wrote 2 weeks ago: Dubliners  , was written by Irish writer and poet, James Augusta Aloysius Joyce. Joyce was born on F … more →

Tags: 20th Century

Cassandra by Starlight Blog Tour Stop! 8 comments

Amber Koneval wrote 2 weeks ago: About Cassandra By Starlight:  Falling in love makes Cassie Wallace’s everyday and normal life … more →

Tags: Author Networking, Woman Authors, Rape Culture, New Fiction, book blog tour, female authors, male-on-female rape, Romance Genre

A Witch by Nature: Sylvia Townsend Warner's Lolly Willowes1 comment

mariavigornia wrote 2 weeks ago: Townsend Warner, Lolly Willowes: Or The Loving Huntsman. [Chatto 1926] Introd. [2011] Sarah Waters. … more →

Tags: Rambles Through Earlier Posts, Newly Read Literary Fiction, Literature, Book Review, Novel, Women's rights, 1920s fiction, Women Writers, Gender Politics

More Books Worth Reading5 comments

swish-click wrote 3 weeks ago: According to Oscar Wilde, It is what you read when you don’t have to that determines what you … more →

Tags: Review, Reading, Books, Reading 2, Novels, Fantasy, Mystery, History, Literature

2012 - Sweet Home - Carys Bray

shortlyspeaking wrote 3 weeks ago: Sweet Home – Carys Bray Salt Publishing – 2012 “She bought her eldest, Samuel, six … more →

Tags: debut collection, Carys Bray, Scott Prize

Brighton Rock

ithinkthereforeiamsterdam wrote 3 weeks ago: I finished this book today and wanted to write my review straight away (I have been putting too many … more →

Tags: Reviews, Literature, Book Review, Novel, Books, film, 101 books, Reading, Graham Greene

[562] Mr. Churchill's Secretary - Susan Elia MacNeal6 comments

Matthew wrote 3 weeks ago: ” As the days turned to weeks, everyone in London learned to live with it. The learned to live … more →

Tags: Books, Contemporary Literature, Literature, Historical Fiction, Mr. Churchill's Secretary, Susan Elia MacNeal, Thriller

One Step Too Far - Tina Seskis

Hannah Renowden wrote 3 weeks ago: One Step Too Far by Tina Seskis My rating: 2 of 5 stars If my fellow reviewers on Goodreads are to b … more →

Tags: Modern Fiction, Thriller, Debut Author, david nicholls, one day..., One Step Too Far, tina seskis, E. L. James, Fifty Shades of grey

Delightful series for the younger set: Tumtum and Nutmeg by Emily Bearn & Nick Price

Ali Hewett wrote 3 weeks ago: I have admired the covers of this delightful series for a long time, but have only recently taken th … more →

Tags: Fantasy, 7, animals, Emily Bearn, Miniatures, Nick Price, Tumtum and Nutmeg

Werfel in new 'Review of Contemporary Fiction'

literalab wrote 3 weeks ago: The Dalkey Archive Press has just published the Review of Contemporary Fiction: The Future of Britis … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Franz Werfel, Dalkey Archive Press, Feature, Dalkey Archive, Pale Blue Ink in a Lady's Hand, Review of Contemporary Fiction, Central European writers


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