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 WW2 London (a former Bridget Jones perhaps)

Novel set in WW2 London (a former Bridget Jones perhaps) 15th May 2018

Dear Mrs Bird by A J Pearce, novel set in WW2 London. I saw the author speaking at a local event (Forum Books – the award winning independent bookshop, who often host great authors) and was subsequently delighted to...

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Win a holiday trip for two to Guernsey!

Win a holiday trip for two to Guernsey! 14th May 2018

This month we have joined forces with our partners, Silver Travel Advisor, to offer you the fabulous prize of a three day holiday for two on beautiful Guernsey – very much in the news at the moment due to...

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GIVEAWAY – NEW YORK via top fiction

GIVEAWAY – NEW YORK via top fiction 13th May 2018

How about a trip to NEW YORK via top fiction? To take you to New York via top fiction, we have a copy each of: Little Deaths by Emma Flint The Wife Between Us by Greer Hendricks and Sarah...

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Novel set on Titan, a fictional  Italian island in the Mediterranean

Novel set on Titan, a fictional Italian island in the Mediterranean 12th May 2018

The Little Italian Bakery by Valentina Cebeni, novel set on Titan, a fictional Italian island in the Mediterranean. It is situated between Corsica and Sardinia. Translated by Isabelle Kaufeler. Food and Italy, a bit of sunshine and romance, and...

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A memoir of Beekeeping and Gardening

A memoir of Beekeeping and Gardening 11th May 2018

Letters to a Beekeeper by Steve Benbow and Alys Fowler – a memoir of Beekeeping and Gardening. Letters to a Beekeeper is a quite beautiful coffee table memoir written by Steve Benbow, founder of the The London Honey Company,...

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