The Hungry Ghosts (2009) – Anne BERRY
Publishing imprints are strange beasts – for some people they mean nothing, but for others (usually obsessive, like myself), they are vitally important. And they really are, I think. While […]
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Remembering Babylon (1993) – David MALOUF
And so a new university year begins, and along with it, a list of books I have to read. On the plus side, the course I’m doing this year is […]
The Lieutenant (2008) – Kate GRENVILLE
Ah, the joys of working in a bookshop. This book is embargoed until later this month, but I managed to get my grubby little hands on an advance copy, since […]
The Voluptuous Delights of Peanut Butter and Jam (2008) – Lauren LIEBENBERG
Yes, that is the insanely long title of this book. Though, I do think that it is an excellent title, that really stands out. And, even though I have to […]
King Solomon’s Mines (1885) – H. Rider HAGGARD
I’m not dead! Sorry it has taken so long for me to write another review – I have been insanely busy with uni stuff and the such. But, now that […]
Heart of Darkness (1899) – Joseph CONRAD
So, here’s the first book I have to read this year. As such, forgive me if I go all English student on you. My bad. I have just had a […]
