Blog tour: The Party by Tessa Hadley
The Party ties a strong sense of time and place, and rich considerations of class, family relationships and growing up, into an impressively compact package.
Blog tour: Victim by Jørn Lier Horst and Thomas Enger, translated by Megan Turney
Victim is intriguing, compulsive, and tense.
Blog tour: Victim by Jørn Lier Horst and Thomas Enger, translated by Megan Turney →
What I read in October 2024
A lucky 13.
Review: On Beauty: stories by rob mclennan
On Beauty is lyrical, kaleidoscopic, and thought-provoking.
Blog tour: The Witch's Daughter by Imogen Edwards-Jones
The Witch's Daughter is fascinating and gripping, with well-drawn characters.
Blog tour: Elemental Forces edited by Mark Morris
Elemental Forces features the wide range of themes and high-quality, memorable stories I've come to anticipate every year.
Review: Arden by GD Harper
Arden is an inspired, convincing, and entertaining historical novel.
Blog tour: Ghost Story by Elisa Lodato
Ghost Story is multi-layered, atmospheric, and compellingly creepy.
What I read in September 2024
In my (second) Daphne Du Maurier era.
Blog tour: Living is a Problem by Doug Johnstone
Living is a Problem is a particularly gripping, fascinating, and transcendent addition to the Skelfs series.