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William Thackeray’s formidable classic Vanity Fair is a book I constantly find myself returning to. It follows the life of…

Thom Jones’ opening short story The Pugilist at Rest presents the experiences of a Vietnam veteran struggling with depression and…

In the dystopian world of Ray Bradbury’s 1953 novel Fahrenheit 451 – where society has come to reject knowledge and…

Tayari Jones’ award-winning novel tells the story of two step-sisters, Dana and Chaurisse, who share the same bigamist father, James,…

In recent years we have witnessed the rise of a new generation of crime authors, who have, in equal measure,…

This is a beautiful story about Eddie and his journey into the afterlife. Eddie is a war veteran and maintenance…

The son of itinerant actors, orphaned in early childhood, Edgar Allan Poe had a difficult start to what proved a…

When the BBC released its new adaptation of the Dickens classic in March 2023, comparison with the many previous TV…

I read this book a few months ago and quite frankly couldn’t put it down! It is an incredible account…

‘In those days, there was no money to buy books.’ Hemingway’s Paris memoir, published posthumously in 1964, pieces together fragments…

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