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About Untold Night and Day
The Guardian : Untold Night and Day by Bae Suah review – surrealism in Seoul (March 18, 2020)To read this novel of shrouded pilgrimages is also to arrive at a meaning that is “bewitching, and utterly private, a secret for me, a single ship, a single concealed place”.
$ 18.65
About The Devil’s Due
Kirkus Reviews : The Devil's Due (November 01, 2019)Loose-limbed, prodigiously inventive, plotted with infernal logic, and riotously implausible from beginning to end.
£ 11.99
About Future Politics
The Guardian : Future Politics by Jamie Susskind review – when life-changing decisions are made by machines (December 05, 2018)It is mind-boggling enough just to contemplate the vastness of the challenge. To have written it all down so lucidly, engagingly and succinctly is a formidable achievement.
$ 18.99
About Left
Quill and Quire : Left (August 31, 2018)Bischoff does succeed in building suspense and keeping it going.
$ 11.99
About Tiffany Sly Lives Here Now
Washington Independent Review of Books : Tiffany Sly Lives Here Now (August 21, 2018)Tiffany’s desire to make sense of the direction of her life, to delve into discussions of music, race, religion, God, paternity, romance, and mortality, makes this novel a terrific teen read for our tumultuous times. Hopefully, we’ll hear again soon from its author.
£ 5.06
About On Truth
Kirkus Reviews : On Truth (July 02, 2018)A slim volume that offers as much clarity on the topic as one could expect from the often opaque world of philosophy.
$ 12.99
About A Future in Ruins
Kirkus Reviews : A Future in Ruins (July 02, 2018)A revealing investigation of the complexities of UNESCO’s mission.
$ 19.99
About Making Oscar Wilde
The Guardian : Making Oscar Wilde by Michèle Mendelssohn – review (June 05, 2018)Mendelssohn’s research is prodigious; she has tapped sources previously unavailable to other scholars.
$ 16.99
About The Marshall Plan
The New York Times : Why American Pragmatists Saved Postwar Europe (April 13, 2018)Steil has written an ambitious, deeply researched narrative that not only delineates the interlocking gears of international politics and economics in early postwar Europe but also introduces a large cast of statesmen, spies and economists that perhaps only Dickens could have corralled with ease.
£ 20.83
About Nobody's Girl Friday
Kirkus Reviews : Nobody's Girl Friday (April 02, 2018)An exuberant celebration of empowered women.
$ 19.99
About Shakespeare's Originality
The Guardian : Shakespeare’s Originality by John Kerrigan review – what the Bard pilfered and changed (April 04, 2018)The book is unrepentantly erudite, but the erudition is as diverting as it can be daunting.
$ 29.99
About Best Friends Forever: A gripping psychological thriller that will have you hooked in 2018
No More Grumpy Bookseller : Best Friends Forever by Margot Hunt (February 12, 2018)Best Friends Forever is a super quick read that was the perfect thing for a lazy weekend hiding out from the cold.
£ 7.08