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…

Memoir set mainly in Verona

Memoir set mainly in Verona 17th September 2021

An Italian Education by Tim Parks, memoir set mainly in Verona. Tim Parks’ books were some of the first we added to the TripFiction website when we started out, so it felt like time to revisit some of these...

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Memoir of the natural year 2020 according to the Japanese Calendar

Memoir of the natural year 2020 according to the Japanese Calendar 16th September 2021

Light Rains Sometimes Fall by Lev Parikian, memoir of the natural year 2020 according to the Japanese Calendar. The concept of this book needs a little introduction. In England we experience 4 differentiated seasons (well, usually but sometimes Winter...

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Ten Great Books set in and around HOTELS

Ten Great Books set in and around HOTELS 15th September 2021

  10 Great Books set in and around Hotels. There are plenty of classic titles set in and around hotels and many new titles being published that will take you away for all kinds of hotel experiences! A Gentleman...

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Ten Great Books set in BALI

Ten Great Books set in BALI 14th September 2021

Bali is the latest destination we have chosen to visit in our ‘Ten Great Books set in…’ series. Ten Great Books set in Bali. Bali is an Indonesian island known for its forested volcanic mountains, iconic rice paddies, beaches...

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A memoir of four years in Myanmar

A memoir of four years in Myanmar 14th September 2021

Our Home in Myanmar by Jessica Mudditt – a memoir of fours years in Myanmar. Jessica, an Australian journalist, and her husband, a Bangladeshi called Sherpa – also a journalist – spent four years in Myanmar from 2012 to...

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