Posted on 11 Apr 2017 in Giveaways & Quizzes |
Is the Easter bunny real? Can chocolate make you smarter? This pile of books may not give you the answers, but it will give you some great reading as our Easter giveaways continue. To go in the draw for this bundle of books, simply email your name...
Posted on 8 Apr 2017 in Giveaways & Quizzes |
Nothing goes better with Easter eggs than a pile of good books, and we’re giving away a pile of good books every day between now and Good Friday. To go in the draw to win this first pack, simply email your name and address to...
Posted on 7 Apr 2017 in The Godfather: Peter Corris |
Part of the pleasure of reading (or being read to, in my case) is revisiting something with renewed enjoyment or perhaps beneficially changing one’s mind. I experienced both of these pleasures on re-encountering Olivia Manning’s The Balkan Trilogy...
Posted on 6 Apr 2017 in Non-Fiction |
Ruth Quibell’s The Promise of Things offers a pathway to ‘an intelligent life with things’. We’re surrounded by things. Our own things, other people’s things, necessary things, beloved things, things we cannot wait to be rid of....
Posted on 4 Apr 2017 in Crime Scene |
Part history lesson, part social exploration, the Sean Duffy series from Irish-Australian writer Adrian McKinty is required crime fiction reading. The Sean Duffy series was originally intended to be a trilogy, not surprisingly, given...
Posted on 31 Mar 2017 in The Godfather: Peter Corris |
‘Where do your ideas come from?’ is a question often put to authors, especially crime writers. When I was busy at the trade I tended to fob it off with answers about my imagination and picking up on things I’d overheard when I was a...