Book review: Glyph
Ali Smith’s new book is a remarkable anti-war tale of ghosts and sisterhood.
By cwagner - 4 min readAli Smith’s new book is a remarkable anti-war tale of ghosts and sisterhood.
By cwagner - 4 min readGeorge Saunders’ Vigil is a bold, formally inventive novel that dazzles with style, though its emotional depth and originality fall short.
By Vincent Barry - 3 min readWith plenty of dark humour, Morgan Talty’s Night of the Living Rez explores fractured family life on the Penobscot Nation in Maine.
By Reuben Fourt-Wells - 3 min readIn three essays, Ta-Nehisi Coates explores his personal relationship with identity, culture, and apartheid
By Vincent Barry - 4 min readA single day account which tells the earthly story of being alive.
By Amy Dale - 3 min readSet in the Soviet Union during the peak of Stalinism, The First Friend is an absurdist comedy on the legacy of despots and blood-thirsty dictators.
By Vincent Barry - 3 min readDetectives Harry Bosch and Reneé Ballard join forces again in a new Michael Connelly page turner that delivers exactly what it promises.
By Pippa Lyons - 2 min readAn immersive and gripping young adult thriller
By Noa Granek - 2 min readShankari Chandran’s gripping and persuasive novel of asylum seekers, reads like an open wound.
By Jen Webb - 6 min readSigrid Nunez signs a COVID novel that has the same kind of humour, observation and literary references her fans recognise.
By Amy Dale - 2 min readThe plot of a dead author’s half-finished manuscript eerily mirrors the real-life disappearance of a young woman. In an Edinburgh lockdown, McDermid’s cold case cop…
By Avril Janks - 2 min read