ROBYN CADWALLADER The Fire and the Rose. Reviewed by Ann Skea
Robyn Cadwallader’s third novel is set against the anti-Semitism of the thirteenth century and England’s expulsion of the Jews. ‘What you doing there, girl? Why stand...
Read MoreRobyn Cadwallader’s third novel is set against the anti-Semitism of the thirteenth century and England’s expulsion of the Jews. ‘What you doing there, girl? Why stand...
Read MoreOver 2015 Jean’s penchant for dark and complex crime has once again been to the fore, while Linda has found a lot to like among the year’s debut fiction...
Read MoreFrom its medieval cell this debut novel soars into the light. In 1255 a young Englishwoman, Sarah, chooses to become an anchoress – that is, to be walled up in a cell...
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