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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…

Worldwide GIVEAWAY! 3 copies of “The Tainted” by Cauvery Madhavan – Raj era INDIA

Worldwide GIVEAWAY! 3 copies of “The Tainted” by Cauvery Madhavan – Raj era INDIA 7th June 2020

We are delighted to be able to offer a giveaway of 3 copies of The Tainted by Cauvery Madhavan, set in Raj era India! It’s spring 1920 in the small military town of Nandagiri in southeast India. Colonel Aylmer, commander...

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Domestic Noir set in London and Cambridgeshire

Domestic Noir set in London and Cambridgeshire 7th June 2020

Her Husband’s Lover by Julia Crouch, domestic noir set in London and Cambridgeshire. As the book opens, Louisa Williams is looking back over her marriage. She has lost both her husband, Sam, and their two young children. The three...

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Best Bookish Social Media accounts to make you smile

Best Bookish Social Media accounts to make you smile 6th June 2020

Best Bookish Social Media accounts to make you smile It’s really lovely to see something a little bit different. So we thought we would share three interesting accounts – with books at their heart – with you. Share with...

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Five great books with racial issues at their heart

Five great books with racial issues at their heart 5th June 2020

Five great books with racial issues at their heart. Here at TripFiction we love bringing you books with a strong sense of place, where the author transports you to a destination through powerful use of language and imagery. We...

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Memoir of being a birder in the British Isles (visiting the seabird cities)

Memoir of being a birder in the British Isles (visiting the seabird cities) 4th June 2020

The Seafarers: A Journey Among Birds by Stephen Rutt, a memoir of being a birder in the British Isles. Unless the publisher had flagged this book, I perhaps would never have picked it up. Despite knowing little to nothing...

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