Writers Write Book Review

by Tracey Farren (Modjaji Books) ISBN: 9781928215455 This book was first published as Whiplash by Modjaji Books in 2008. This edition was released as a

Born A Crime by Trevor Noah (Macmillan) ISBN: 9781770105065 Comedians are storytellers and some are better at it than others. Trevor Noah is a consummate teller

Nutshell by Ian McEwan (Jonathan Cape) ISBN 9781911214335 As a big fan of Ian McEwan, well-known author of Atonement (the film won the Golden Globe), Amsterdam (won the Booker

The Ice Lands by Steinar Bragi (Macmillan) ISBN: 9781447298816

by Jessica Bennett (Penguin) ISBN: 978-0062439789 I love a book written by a journalist. You will always get exactly what you are promised with a healthy dose of

by Chris Whitaker (Twenty7) ISBN: 978-1-78577-030-2 Tall Oaks is a small American town where three-year-old Harry mysteriously disappears. His mother, Jess, is mad with worry, desperately

by Joe Hill (Gollancz) ISBN: 978-0-575-13071-5 A new disease is destroying mankind – an incurable spore that kills by causing spontaneous combustion in the host. There

by Michael Sims (Penguin) ISBN: 9780141003610 Adam’s Navel is a fascinating book that looks at the human body as it is portrayed in literature, mythology, commonly

Who Is Cameron McCabe? by Cameron McCabe (Picador Classic) ISBN 9781509829811 1933. London. Cameron McCabe is editing a film involving a love triangle. The director