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Book Review
In the hands of a less skilled writer, The Stalin Affair could easily have been rather dull
One of The Haunted Wood’s great strengths is Sam Leith’s awareness of just how important children’s literature is
Creation Lake is a book about how humans deal with what is deemed to be Other
Midnight in Vienna channels the ominous parallels between the present-day rise of fascism in Europe and America with what happened in 1938
Frank Zappa’s daughter is now fifty-six, and still famous by association, but she can certainly write
Richard J. Evans structures his answer in the form of twenty-three potted biographies — of Hitler himself and a selection of his enablers
The new geology, as presented in Turning to Stone, emerges as progressive and exciting
Water is both the unifying image and the dominant concern of There Are Rivers in the Sky
With A Wilder Shore, Camille Peri convincingly argues that there was nothing remotely ordinary about either of these people
Although the story echoes Keanu Reeves’s graphic novel, the reader can quickly spot China Miéville’s fingerprints
