Disgrace (1999) – J.M. COETZEE
I should start this review by admitting I’ve never had much interest in reading Coetzee. The only thing I really know about him is that I never know whether to […]
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The Sea, The Sea (1978) – Iris MURDOCH
Another review so soon?! Clearly I have nothing better to do than avoid studying for exams – reading is definitely the best way to do this. I picked this up […]
Amsterdam (1998) – Ian McEWAN
I read this weeks ago! This is, I think, the first time I’ve reviewed a book so long after the fact. I blame the fact that uni has stared again […]
Possession (1990) – A.S. BYATT
This book has been sitting on my shelves for about six months, and so many people kept telling me that I would like it, I finally caved. I have been […]
The God of Small Things (1997) – Arundhati ROY
I’m afraid that this is one of my first forays into the English literature of India. Terrible, I know, but the one or two others that I have read were […]
