Dr Alice Violett

Named is an entertaining, fascinating, and stirring blend of memoir and social sciences.

Blog tour: Named: A Story of Names and Reclaiming Who We Are by Camilla Balshaw →

The Children of Hiroshima is a harrowing, vital read.

Blog tour: The Children of Hiroshima by Sadako Teiko Okuda →

The Original Daughter is a captivating, arresting novel that will stay with me for a while.

Blog tour: The Original Daughter by Jemimah Wei →

You can't say I don't read widely.

What I read in May 2025 →

It's my stop on the Double Room blog tour. Find out about the book and the author.

Blog tour: Double Room by Anne Sénès, translated by Alice Banks - spotlight →

Six Days in Bombay is rich, absorbing, and thought-provoking.

Blog tour: Six Days in Bombay by Alka Joshi →

We Who Hunt Alexanders is an imaginative, suspenseful, and surprisingly touching coming-of-age horror novella.

Review: We Who Hunt Alexanders by Jason Sanford →

Transformative reading.

What I read in April 2025 →

Deadly Yellowstone is a thrilling and scenic anthology.

Blog tour: Deadly Yellowstone, edited by Lise McClendon →

The Coffee Shop Masquerade is an interesting, kaleidoscopic story of alienation and connection in Hong Kong.

Blog tour: The Coffee Shop Masquerade by T.A. Morton →