Book reviews; written in the dark
What if our endless trying to be a better version of ourselves is just programmed into our code in order to level up our character stats?
… Continue readingHow I Killed The Universal Man by Thomas Kendall Review
This book has taught me more about women hood, resilience, joy and gratitude of living, than any other I have read before.
… Continue readingThe Island of Sea Women Review: Resilience, Friendship & Tradition
I’m putting a mild spoiler warning because I plan to be honest, raw, and from the gut in my review.
Continue readingUnveiling the Soul: A Journey Through Alan Rickman’s Diaries
Autumn is here. Cosy weather, fluffy socks, hot chocolate and a good horror book are what I usually need for the season to officially kick off for me. This time I have chosen Matt Wesolowski’s third six stories book: Changeling. … Continue readingChangeling by Matt Wesolowski – Short Review
Short story collection from the author ‘Strange Weather in Tokyo’ and ‘People from My Neighbourhood’ and translated by Ted Goossen. … Continue readingDragon Palace by Hiromi Kawakami
Of Cattle and Men by Ana Paula Maia and translated from the Portuguese by Zoë Perry review. A story about a slaughter house and its workers in Brazil. … Continue readingOf Cattle and Men by Ana Paula Maia
What a ride this book was. Do not be fooled by the small dimensions of it; this short novel is a tricky read. This year is definitely leaning toward’ the shorter the better’ reading wise at least in my experience so far.
… Continue readingFoundations by Abigail Stewart
Gareth Worthington’s Dark Dweller Review. An epic science-fiction story which will keep your eyes glued to the pages. … Continue readingDark Dweller by Gareth Worthington
A review about Alba de Céspedes fiction gem Forbidden Notebook translated by Ann Goldstein. ‘Italian literature, feminist classic, post-war Italy’ … Continue readingForbidden Notebook by Alba de Céspedes
‘Reading Leah Angstman’s work is like going back in time, a time when I knew that I am in good hands and the book will guide me through anything.’ … Continue readingShoot The Horses First by Leah Angstman Review