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…

Talking Location With author Audla English – North East England

Talking Location With author Audla English – North East England 14th February 2020

TalkingLocationWith… Audla English, author of The Last Village. Location plays such an integral part to the story in The Last Village that it exists almost as an additional character. I chose the location of the North East of England as...

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Novel set in the theatre (Hull)

Novel set in the theatre (Hull) 13th February 2020

I am Dust by Louise Beech, novel set in the theatre (Hull). The Dean Wilson theatre opened in 1999 with a production of Dust, a musical.  The production looks set to be a real winner until, only four days into...

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Two fabulous holidays to be won!

Two fabulous holidays to be won! 12th February 2020

This month, in conjunction with our partners, Silver Travel Advisor, we are offering you the chance to win two fabulous holidays. Eurocamp are offering a 7 night stay at one of their super European parcs, with a ferry crossing...

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Five great books set in WASHINGTON DC

Five great books set in WASHINGTON DC 12th February 2020

Washington DC is the latest place for us to visit in our ‘Great books set in…’ series. Five great books set in Washington DC. ‘You want a friend in Washington? Get a dog’ – Harry S Truman ‘What Washington needs...

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Thriller set mainly in County Mayo

Thriller set mainly in County Mayo 11th February 2020

Impostor by L J Ross, thriller set mainly in County Mayo. Meet L J Ross’s new protagonist, Dr Alexander Gregory, who is a forensic psychologist working in South London. This is the start of a new series featuring the...

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