incunabular illumination

Ferenc Maté has been writing for years; this book is from 2007 but the time period it recalls is closer to the 1990s I think, after Maté and...

To prepare for this review of Ian McEwan 's Sweet Tooth --NOT to be confused with the book that inspired the Netflix show of the same n...

The Music of the Spheres is the first novel by Elizabeth Redfern, which was published in 2010. Since then she has released one more book th...

1959. That's when The Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut Jr was published. I read a paperback copy that I found on the (many!) shelves o...

Homer & Langley is a novel by E.L. Doctorow, and it follows the lives of two brothers living in New York city from their boyhood to old...

I've read a few books by PD James now, and this one ranks up there with the others. there may be only two others yep, that's what I...

'Read this book' or a version of that statement, is typically the last line in one of my book reviews for a book that I am recommend...

A Gambler's Anatomy is by Jonathan Lethem. I don't know him, but it seems as though he's been cranking away, writing books, in ...

Keith Thomson is pretty new to the novel gig. Having written this book as his first novel, it looks like he's gone on since Once a Spy ...