BOOKPHACE

  My tummy goes wobbly when I know there’s a new Nina Allen book published. Since The Doll Maker I’ve read each one of her novels and I cont...

  I’m not usually a great one for ghost stories or horror stories per se. My imagination is far too active for them, and they play on my min...

  When I want to sit down and just read without having to worry about deadlines or publication dates, I go to my TBR shelf and pluck somethi...

  Probably something of a niche volume, although I think it might appeal to short story aficionados, this collection of short stories are al...

  I began the month with a book that I received for a blog tour at the end of the month. Stephen Oram’s We Are Not Anonymous. I reviewed it ...

  Many dystopian tales are high tech, stylised, futuristic fantasy fables that entertain us without making us unduly uncomfortable - think H...

  I remember reading Ms. Soave’s first novel Ginger and Me , and believing it to be something of a coming of age story.   (I wrote about the...