BOOKPHACE

I’ve had a bit of a Fiona Cummins fest this month! Or perhaps I should say another Fiona Cummins fest for I read three of her books last mon...

  WINNER OF THE 2023 ARYAMATI POETRY PRIZE When a collection of poems are ordered into a prelude, five movements, a coda and an interlude I ...

I was lucky enough to snaffle a proof of Trevor Wood's first book, The Man on the Street, which I reviewed in 2020 just before lockdown ...

  First up this month was Liv Constantine's The Next Mrs. Parrish. Astute readers of this blog ( and I'm chuckling here because I do...

  I have always believed honesty is the best policy so I will admit that when I received a copy of this book I had not read the first in the...

  This is where I find the softest hurt   is a debut chap book of delicate words from emerging poet Christiana Jasutan.  The collection comp...

 A fiction month with a smattering of poetry and only two library books. But.... two ebooks. Yikes! I began the month with SJ Bradley's ...