It is fair to say 2016 has been an unruly guest as years go. We have been stripped of creative geniuses and …

My review of How to Travel Without Seeing by Andres Neuman is now up at Minor Literature[s]. A break-neck record of musings, …

A pop art version of Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson, with a touch of Tarantino violence sums up Small Change: Andrez Bergen’s buzzing …

With Secrets of the Sea House, Elisabeth Gifford has crafted a tale of survival. Surviving the most terrible events and moving through …

One crisp Wednesday morning in May, I swam into the Libreria Acqua Alta in Venice. Located in Calle Lunga Santa Maria Formosa, the …

There are few writers whose work I read avidly as a teen that I can still enjoy something new from, so the pleasure of …

ArtsGroupie presents HOTEL. Part of Shiny New Festival 2016 Wednesday 20 July at 7 pm. Tickets available from the Lantern Theatre for …

I must begin this Chaos and Caliphate review by saying that it is not always easy to read the book. Patrick Cockburn’s …

Ever had the feeling you have been drugged with a literary pill? You pick up a book and cannot stop reading it; …

I begin this Revolutionary Road review by noting that Richard Yates’s novel is a remarkable reflection on American society. Frank and April …