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 Belfast (“funny and poignant”)

Novel set in Belfast (“funny and poignant”) 10th October 2015

The Good Son by Paul McVeigh, novel set in Belfast in the 1980s. Tripfiction is working together with #bookconnectors to promote books that enable both actual and armchair travellers to immerse themselves in a given location – Ireland (and...

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Novel set in USA (An excellent family saga)

Novel set in USA (An excellent family saga) 9th October 2015

Pretending to Dance by Diane Chamberlain, novel set in USA (San Diego and North Carolina). One of the pleasures of working on TripFiction is that we are introduced to new authors all the time – books drop through our...

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Novel set in the Turkish Territories (Turkey during the Crimean War)

Novel set in the Turkish Territories (Turkey during the Crimean War) 6th October 2015

No Place for a Lady by Gill Paul, set in the Turkish Territories (Turkey). (Click on the photo to buy your copy or check out your nearest bookshop!) A captivating book that blends personal relationships with the horrors of...

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Novel set in Nicaragua (a glimpse of the landscape and the history of Nicaragua)

Novel set in Nicaragua (a glimpse of the landscape and the history of Nicaragua) 3rd October 2015

The Ladies of Managua by Eleni N Gage, novel set in  Nicaragua (and New Orleans). When Maria Vasquez returns to Nicaragua to attend the funeral of her much loved grandfather, bringing a mysterious package for her grandmother, she steps...

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Romance novel set in Rome (The “Princess Diaries” of Rome)

Romance novel set in Rome (The “Princess Diaries” of Rome) 30th September 2015

Rome in Love by Anita Hughes, romance novel set in Rome. A confection of romance, thwarted love, food, drink and that wonderful city: Rome. A great combination for a novel to have the reader humming Watch You Walk Away,...

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