The End of the Line

By

John Uttley

Growing older comes with its own rules as time can no longer be counted in years, only in weeks, months or maybe even days, which adds a dimension to everyday...
The Sufi Surfer

By

Sharif Khan

If you are looking for a read that is vastly different, totally irreverent and full of entirely weird and whacky happenings The Sufi Surfer from Sharif Khan is the book...
The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion, vol. 1 and vol 2

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Beth Brower

What a charming breath of fresh air these two slim novels bring from Beth Brower. The story is indeed set out in a journal style and begins on the 5th...
Isadora: A Duke’s Obsession 

By

DG Rampton

DG Rampton is a fresh voice in the world of Regency fiction with her ‘Taming of the Dukes Series’, as the stunningly beautiful Miss Isadora Jones stumbles into a dead...
The Life of Violet: Three Early Stories

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Virginia Woolf. Edited Urmila Seshagiri.

The excitement generated by The Life of Violet three very early works penned by Virginia Woolf is very special. In 1907 a young Virginia Wolf drafted three stories about a...
Your Inner Hedgehog

By

Alexander McCall Smith

A Professor Dr von Igelfeld Entertainment (Professor Dr Moritz-Maria von Igelfeld)  , in these gloomy times, you would like a little light-hearted relief and a chuckle or two I would...
One Man Down

By

Alex pearl

One Man Down is a very tongue in cheek, 1980’s romp, man style, through the world of Advertising, cricket and almost by default, murder, from Alex Pearl, a man who...
Ghost Cities

By

Siang Lu

Siang Lu has taken an experimental approach to his second novel ‘Ghost Cities’ to create a unique, completely original but slightly chaotic novel in which he relates the parallel modern-day...
Fenella’s Fair Share

By

Chris Chalmers

Fenella Woodruffe lives in a share house in London, where she has lived for the past eight years. Being the oldest member of the share house sometimes makes her wonder...
The Perfect Passion Company

By

Alexander McCall Smith

Alexander McCall Smith’s affection for Edinburg absolutely shines through this story. His descriptions of the streets at night, the cafes, the mellow stones of the buildings are heartwarming. The story...