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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…

Novel set in Paris, France (Number Seven Rue de Grenelle)

Novel set in Paris, France (Number Seven Rue de Grenelle) 14th May 2013

The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery, novel set in Paris We are so pleased that author Charles Lambert agreed to write a guest post for Tripfiction. Beryl Bainbridge refers to him as a seriously good writer…and we were thrilled...

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Novel set in Florence, Italy (Secrecy and Perfume…)

Novel set in Florence, Italy (Secrecy and Perfume…) 26th April 2013

Secrecy by Rupert Thomson, novel set in Florence. We were intrigued from the moment we saw this book, as it has a voluptuous and stunning cover, a beautifully composed pregnant woman, veiled in dark crimson damask. The book’s spine is gold....

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Historical Fiction set in Nagasaki, Amsterdam and Plymouth

Historical Fiction set in Nagasaki, Amsterdam and Plymouth 18th April 2013

The Gilded Fan by Christina Courtenay, fiction set in Nagasaki, Amsterdam and Plymouth. This delightful story opens in Japan in the early 1640s where the Emperor is purging anyone of mixed race. Midori, daughter of a daimyō, whose mother,...

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Travelogues set in West Africa (Juju*, guilt and so much more + author Q&A)

Travelogues set in West Africa (Juju*, guilt and so much more + author Q&A) 15th April 2013

The Ringtone and the Drum by Mark Weston. Travelogue set in West Africa. “West Africa is nobody’s idea of a dream holiday destination” – so opens The Ringtone and the Drum by Mark Weston; Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso and...

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Novel set in Luxembourg (“Cobblestony old Europe” – the e-book version)

Novel set in Luxembourg (“Cobblestony old Europe” – the e-book version) 30th March 2013

The Expats by Chris Pavone, novel set in Luxembourg. “Kate stared out her window, over a cliff, down hundreds of feet ino the Alzette gorge, across a quarter-mile of modern steel bridge, and old railroad acqueduct, and medieval fortifications...

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