Musings Of Another Writer

We all know the feeling of going into a room and forgetting why we've gone in there. Sometimes I ask someone a question and they answer,...

I'd seen this on the shelves of Waterstones, and had even bought it for a friend, but it took a while before I picked it up myself. Whil...

Note: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a review. Good looking, charming, and a Houdini of impossible situations, Joel S...

A heavy mist has settled over England as Ishiguro introduces us to his newest novel. Axl and Beatrice are two of many who have enjoyed years...

This is Victoria Hislop's fourth novel and by this point it is very clear that she is a mistress of both substance and style. Set i...

This is the first book in a long time that I've read in one sitting. One factor is that it was 218 pages but mainly because it is just a...

The second of the poems I found from my exchange trip to Kenya, aka a 14 yo's experimentation with metaphor: The banana tree, standing...