JONATHAN BAZZI Fever. Reviewed by Ivan Crozier
Jonathan Bazzi’s autofiction gives an insight into living with HIV today. Jonathan Bazzi came home from their philosophy class one lunchtime not feeling quite...
Read MoreJonathan Bazzi’s autofiction gives an insight into living with HIV today. Jonathan Bazzi came home from their philosophy class one lunchtime not feeling quite...
Read MoreBest-known for her Rowland Sinclair detective stories, in this new novel Sulari Gentill puts merriment into a murder mystery. From the moment the action kicks off in...
Read MoreThe author of the Booker-winning Shuggie Bain returns to the streets of Glasgow in his second novel. This is a grim but compelling coming-of-age novel about a teenage...
Read MoreScott Pearce’s dreamlike second novel explores life on the edge of society. From the opening moments of The Rider on the Bridge it is clear that we are dealing...
Read MoreEdwina Preston’s second novel conjures a rich portrait of the artist as a young woman. The protagonist of Bad Art Mother, Veda Gray, finds herself unable to reconcile...
Read MoreIsabel Allende’s latest novel recounts the life of a remarkable woman. ‘I came into the world on a stormy day in 1920, the year of the scourge.’ Violeta del Valle...
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