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 the Cyclades (a veritable Greek Tragedy)

Novel set in the Cyclades (a veritable Greek Tragedy) 6th April 2018

Aphrodite’s Tears by Hannah Fiedling, novel set in the Cyclades. This book has been the #TFBookClub read March/April 2018 and you can check out our readers’ thoughts on this link.   I guess when this book first popped through the...

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Novel set in Yellow Springs, Ohio (suspense and friendship)

Novel set in Yellow Springs, Ohio (suspense and friendship) 5th April 2018

Not That I Could Tell by Jessica Strawser, novel set in Yellow Springs, Ohio. A group of women have a fun evening chatting around a fire. By the time they wake up the next morning one of them has...

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Psychological novel set in 1950s Tangier

Psychological novel set in 1950s Tangier 4th April 2018

Tangerine by Christine Mangan, psychological novel set in 1950s Tangier. Tangier: “You cry when you arrive, and you cry when you leave” The early reviews of this novel indicated that setting was a character in itself. The teaming and...

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Five great books set in Dublin

Five great books set in Dublin 3rd April 2018

Five great books set in Dublin Dublin is the next destination for our ‘Five great books set in…’ series. Five great books set in Dublin. Dublin – capital of the Republic of Ireland – is known for its rich...

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A novel about the sea, and those who sail on her

A novel about the sea, and those who sail on her 2nd April 2018

We Were the Salt of the Sea by Roxanne Bouchard – a novel about the sea and those who sail on her. Catherine was born on a sailboat in the village of Mont-Louis on the St Lawrence River. Her...

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