Writers Write Book Review

by William Horwood (Pan Macmillan) ISBN: 9780230712614 This is the first book I have read by the fantasy writer, Horwood, famous for the Duncton Chronicles.

by Kate Kerrigan (Macmillan) ISBN 9 780230 747715 This is a very different kind of read. When you think of the world depression we are

by Anna Raverat (Picador) ISBN 978-1-4472-0237-0 This is an unusual read, written in an unusual way but the way the story is told is mind-blowing.

by Norman Finkelstein (Jacana) ISBN: 978-0984295036 For someone that only knows the basics about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, like me, I hoped this book would educate

by Lesley Pearse (Michael Joseph) ISBN: 978-1-71857043 “What did she know about Etienne? He might have saved her life back in Paris, but when she

by Peter Popham (Random House) ISBN: 9781846042492 Elegant, beautiful and detained for more than twenty years: most people don’t know how to pronounce her name,

by John Edward (Piatkus) ISBN 9 780749 941406 John’s fresh approach has earned him international fame among those who seek genuine after-death communication. He has

 15 Seconds by Andrew Gross (Harper Collins) ISBN: 9780007296903 Amanda is an unhappy teenager. She’s high, on her way to work, when she loses control

by Robert Rankin (Gollancz) ISBN: 9780575086371 Ever wondered what life would be like if Mr Holmes had a ray gun and Moriarty was literally the

by Christos Tsiolkas (Atlantic Books) ISBN: 978-0-85789-1-228 Dead Europe was published in Australia in 2005 and awarded the 2006 The Age fiction award. It took