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Check through the Blog posts below to find our latest extended book reviews, our #AuthorsOnLocation 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…
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Novel set in Rome (femmes fatales, political intrigue and multiple deaths)
13th July 2018
The White Devil by Domenic Stansberry, novel set in Rome. Voluptuous and sharply delineated...
Talking Location with author Simon Edge – La Gomera
12th July 2018
#TalkingLocationWith… author Simon Edge, who has set his novel, The Hurtle of Hell, in...
Talking Location with author Kim Sherwood – Budapest and Hungary
11th July 2018
#TalkingLocationWith…. author Kim Sherwood. She talks to us about Budapest and Hungary, the setting for...
Five great books set in Croatia
11th July 2018
Croatia is the latest destination in our ‘Five great books set in…’ series. ‘Five great...
The Bookshop (a film of awkward encounters and set pieces)
10th July 2018
The Bookshop is a film of the novel of the same name by Penelope...
Thriller set in Los Angeles and Las Vegas – plus talking location with Rod Reynolds
10th July 2018
Cold Desert Sky by Rod Reynolds, thriller set in Los Angeles and Las Vegas....
“Carl Goes…” – a refreshing new approach to travel guides
9th July 2018
Carl Goes… ‘a refreshing new approach to travel guides for entrepreneurs, creatives and the generally...
Spanish Crossings by John Simmons, novel set in London. Guest review by Isobel Blackthorn
9th July 2018
Spanish Crossings by John Simmons, novel set in London. When it comes to travel...
GIVEAWAY: 5 copies of The Backpacking Housewife…travel to THAILAND and MALAYSIA
8th July 2018
We are delighted to offer you 5 copies of The Backpacking Housewife by Janice Horton,...
Coming-of-age novel set in Singapore (the plight of the domestic worker)
7th July 2018
A Yellow House by Karien Van Ditzhuijzen, coming-of-age novel set in Singapore. Singapore: “Everything...










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