Thank you to the publisher for the review copy. Published by: JJ Books. Brahma Dreaming” is master storyteller John Jackson s latest collaboration with the acclaimed artist, Daniela Jaglenka Terrazzini.John s intriguing versions of the tales of the Hindus great gods are graced by Daniela s brilliantly reimagined illustrations… Continue reading
Publication Date: Available Now. Published by: Mantle Thank you to the author and publisher for the review copy via netgalley. At night Armand lay in bed with a sadness in his heart that ballooned until there was room for nothing else. He thought with horror of the lying-down room… Paris;… Continue reading
Thank you kindly to the author and publisher for the review copy. Elizabeth’s world is turned upside down when her husband dies in a tragic drowning accident. How typical of her kind, generous husband – a respected police officer – to sacrifice his own life saving a complete stranger’s. Elizabeth… Continue reading
Gosling Girls Book Tours. http://goslinggirlsbooktours.weebly.com/ DO YOU DREAM OF BEING A PUBLISHED AUTHOR? How would you like to see your words appear alongside stories from Milly Johnson, Alexandra Potter, Tracy Bloom, Rosie Blake, Julia Williams, Chrissie Mansby and Roisin Meaney. Enter the Sunlounger 2 short story competition and… Continue reading
Winner of the Academie Francaise Grand Prix. Translated by Emily Boyce. Thank you to Gallic Books for the unexpected pleasure of this read. In a house on a suburban street in Nagasaki, meteorologist Shimura Kobo lives quietly on his own. Or so he believes. Food begins to go missing. Perturbed… Continue reading
Publication Date: May 1st 2014 from Jo Fletcher Books. Thank you SO much to all concerned for the advance reading copy. It meant I didnt have to commit murder myself… Dr. Thomas Bond, Police Surgeon, is still recovering from the event of the previous year when Jack the Ripper haunted… Continue reading
Who can believe that Carrie is 40? Certainly not me. Carrie was actually the second book of Stephen King’s that I read – the first being “The Stand” and when I think back I can still remember the impact of it. I was the right age – at “High… Continue reading
http://www.deancrawfordbooks.com/ There is something uniquely interesting about post-apocalyptic stories, and I think that it’s the universal fear that we all share of our insignificance before the world around us. In our modern societies, provided with food and warmth and shelter to the extent that we never need to worry about… Continue reading
http://sharonsant.com/ Dystopian fiction and Runners The Oxford dictionary defines dystopia as: ‘an imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad, typically a totalitarian or environmentally degraded one. The opposite of Utopia.’ Unpleasant and bad are the tools of many a writer’s trade, and so the… Continue reading
Today in the ongoing feature “Why We Read” I welcome good BookLikes buddy Olga to the blog. If you would like to know more about Olga, visit her site or her BookLikes page. http://olgagodim.wordpress.com/ http://olgagodim.booklikes.com/ I want to meet an angel By Olga Godim I write… Continue reading
