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  As I began this novel it seemed like a competent piece of historical fiction set in Australia shortly before the end of the nineteenth cen...

If you were worrying that we have no legacy of fairy stories to pass on to future generations, then fret not, for David Greygoose seems to h...

Not a lot of people know this about me but I love playing video games! I probably play every day even if  it's a just one level of Candy...

  I read this book because Sinead O'Connor died. I loved Sinead O'Connor. I loved her music. I loved her openness and honesty. I lov...

 Featuring on BBC 2’s Between the Covers,  (if you watched this weeks episode, you would have  seen a copy on the shelf behind Sarah Cox! )T...

 Shortlisted for this year‘s book a prize, Chetna Maroo’s debut novel, uses the sport of squash as an enduring metaphor for life. Gopi and h...

 The Carhullan Army won the 2007 John Llewellyn-Rhys Memorial Prize and was shortlisted for the 2008 Arthur C Clarke Award for Best Science ...