Blog Archive

Check through the Blog posts below to find our latest extended book reviews, our #TalkingLocationWith … pieces, and our views on matters of general literary interest. Search by either Location or by the Keywords you would like to come up in the results…

Novel set mainly in MOZAMBIQUE in the 1890s

Novel set mainly in MOZAMBIQUE in the 1890s 1st November 2023

The Drinker of Horizons by Mia Couto, novel set mainly in Mozambique in the 1890s. Translated by David Brookshaw The Drinker of Horizons is the third in the Sands of the Emperor trilogy. The Sands of the Emperor trilogy...

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ADVENT CALENDAR GIVEAWAY 2023

ADVENT CALENDAR GIVEAWAY 2023 1st November 2023

We are delighted offer our Advent Calendar Giveaway once again this year, 2023. Twenty four presents, all numbered and ready to be opened on the corresponding day. We have included books, travel related items, relaxing gifts and presents that...

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The Book of PRAGUE: A City in Short Fiction

The Book of PRAGUE: A City in Short Fiction 31st October 2023

The Book of Prague: A city in short fiction (Reading The City). Edited by Ivan Myšková and Jan Zikmund. This is part of series, with new city titles regularly added to the collection. The publisher brings together short stories...

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A cracking read set in Reykjavik, ICELAND

A cracking read set in Reykjavik, ICELAND 30th October 2023

Cold As Hell by Lilja Sigur∂ardottir, a cracking read set in Reykjavik, Iceland. Cold As Hell by Lilja Sigur∂ardottir is the first in a series of Icelandic crime novels, and it’s a cracking read. It’s a real page-turner, with...

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Sharing Greek Stories with the World

Sharing Greek Stories with the World 28th October 2023

Hello TripFiction! I’m Maria A. Karamitsos, a journalist, author, and proud Hellene. I’ve worked in Greek media for more than 21 years and have contributed to two books about Chicago Greeks. I also recently completed my first novel, which...

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