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 in Guadeloupe and Mali (guest review by Isobel Blackthorn)

Novel set in Guadeloupe and Mali (guest review by Isobel Blackthorn) 7th September 2020

The Wondrous and Tragic Life of Ivan and Ivanna by Maryse Condé, novel set in Guadeloupe and Mali. Set mostly in Guadeloupe and Mali, The Wondrous and Tragic Life of Ivan and Ivanna is a captivating post-colonial tale of...

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GIVEAWAY! – Take a trip to FRANCE with Sébastien Japrisot

GIVEAWAY! – Take a trip to FRANCE with Sébastien Japrisot 6th September 2020

Giveaway! – Take a trip to France with Sébastien Japrisot. Sorry, UK entries only. We are especially delighted to be able to offer you 2 copies of each of these top thrillers by Sébastien Japrisot. And we have THREE...

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Cozy murder mystery set in the NETHERLANDS

Cozy murder mystery set in the NETHERLANDS 5th September 2020

Death by Windmill by Jennifer S Alderson, cozy murder mystery set in the NETHERLANDS This is no. 3 in the Travel Can Be Murder series. Previous hotspots for death have been Budapest and Paris. We once again meet Lana...

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Talking Location With author Stéphanie Buelens – LOS ANGELES

Talking Location With author Stéphanie Buelens – LOS ANGELES 4th September 2020

#TalkingLocationWith… author Stéphanie Buelens – LOS ANGELES While writing An Inconvenient Woman, I was working as a free-lance French teacher, going to movie studios and company headquarters or meeting private clients in coffee shops or in their homes.  In...

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How you can help out on Super Thursday, 3rd September

How you can help out on Super Thursday, 3rd September 3rd September 2020

Mini-Super Thursday, 3rd September. Publishers are preparing for a “total bun fight” for shelf space and media attention owing to a number of key spring/summer 2020 books shifting into the autumn, though there will be less of an overwhelming...

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