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…

Crime mystery set in TOKYO and KANAZAWA

Crime mystery set in TOKYO and KANAZAWA 14th December 2023

Point Zero by Seicho Matsumoto, crime mystery set in Tokyo and Kanazawa. Translated by Louise Heal Kawai. This novel is set in 1958 and has a real sense of the period. Teiko and Kenichi have come together to be...

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Talking Location With … Guy Kennaway: JAMAICA

Talking Location With … Guy Kennaway: JAMAICA 14th December 2023

#TalkingLocationWith ... Guy Kennaway, author of Good Scammer – JAMAICA If you are after a carefree two-week holiday in a quiet and well-ordered hotel on a white sand beach, then one of the many all-inclusive hotels on the north...

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Talking Location With Helen Whitten – MOSCOW

Talking Location With Helen Whitten – MOSCOW 12th December 2023

#TalkingLocationWith…. Helen Whitten, author of No Lemons in Moscow  – MOSCOW It was autumn 1990, the Gorbachev era in Russia, when we landed in Moscow for the first day of a literary tour of Russian authors’ houses. The airport was...

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Novel set in pre-war London and Guernsey

Novel set in pre-war London and Guernsey 11th December 2023

The Guernsey Girls by Mary Wood, novel set in pre-war London and Guernsey. This novel is set in the 1930s, in the run up to WW2 and opens in Cornwall, where Olivia is staying with her Aunt Rosina in...

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Ten Great Books to be published in 2024

Ten Great Books to be published in 2024 10th December 2023

New Year, new reading experiences! Many of TripFiction’s favourite authors have new titles scheduled to appear in 2024. They cover various genres and are set in locations across the world. Something for you to really look forward to! Ten Great Books...

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