Latest reviews

May 20 2019
On The Missing of Clairdelune
— Katherine Langrish
May 14 2019
No victory, only desire
— The Times Literary Supplement
May 14 2019
Novel set in Vietnam and New York
— TripFiction
May 12 2019
On the Beauty of Defeat and the Future of Europe
— Lit Hub
May 12 2019
The Missing of Clairdelune (The Mirror Visitor Quartet #2)
— Publishers Weekly
May 12 2019
If I Had Two Lives by Abbigail N. Rosewood: Belonging, and not belonging
— A life in books
May 12 2019
A Girl Returned (Starred Review)
— Kirkus Review
May 9 2019
A Summer with Montaigne: On the Art of Living Well
— Library Journal
Apr 29 2019
Children’s and YA Preview
— The Bookseller
Apr 29 2019
The Sect of Angels by Andrea Camilleri
— NB Magazine
Apr 28 2019
The Cracks in Our Armour by Anna Gavalda. Translated from the French by Alison Anderson
— The Hungry Reader
Apr 26 2019
Book set in Vietnam and USA – If I Had Two Lives by Abbigail Rosewood
— The Book Trail
Apr 24 2019
If I Had Two Lives by Abbigail Rosewood
— Word by Word
Apr 20 2019
No More Boats offers an in-depth exploration of what it means to belong
— The Irish Times
Apr 11 2019
30 of the best new debut novels to read in 2019: from Bev Thomas’ brooding first book to Oyinkan Braithwaite’s killer tale
— iNews
Apr 8 2019
'It's a silent conversation': authors and translators on their unique relationship
— The Guardian
Mar 24 2019
“Masterful”
— Kirkus Review
Feb 26 2019
Little Culinary Triumphs
— Publishers Weekly
Jan 14 2019
Fresh faces: the best debut novels of 2019 so far
— The Telegraph
Dec 19 2018
Like a Sword Wound by Ahmet Altan review – an Ottoman epic
— The Guardian
Dec 15 2018
Farewell, My Orange by Iwaki Kei — the fruits of labour
— Financial Times
Dec 2 2018
Like a Sword Wound review – vibrant and engrossing
— The Observer
Nov 24 2018
YA fiction round-up: Laura Weymouth’s debut novel is ‘one of the finest novels I’ve read all year’
— The Irish Times
Nov 24 2018
Children’s and teens roundup: the best new picture books and novels
— The Guardian
Nov 23 2018
Books of the year 2018: the best children’s books
— The Times
Nov 19 2018
From Fellini to Ferrante: the cinematic vision of My Brilliant Friend
— The Guardian
Nov 15 2018
How Elena Ferrante’s My Brilliant Friend became a TV drama
— The Times
Nov 15 2018
‘My Brilliant Friend’ Review: Ferrante Adaptation Packs an Emotional Wallop
— Rolling Stone
Nov 11 2018
‘I fell in love with Lila’: on the set of Elena Ferrante’s My Brilliant Friend
— The Observer
Nov 11 2018
My Brilliant Friend Television Series: Everything You Need To Know
— Vogue UK
Nov 11 2018
Browse a bookshop: The Edge of the World Bookshop, Penzance
— The Guardian
Oct 26 2018
The Season’s Standout Crossover Y.A. Novels
— The New York Times
Oct 26 2018
Beautiful Books | Hardback Edition V
— Jean Bookishthoughts
Oct 18 2018
Free thinking
— BBC Radio 3
Oct 16 2018
October's Best International Crime Fiction
— CrimeReads
Oct 12 2018
A system of mirrors
— The Times Literary Supplement
Oct 11 2018
Twenty Questions with Ahmet Altan
— The Times Literary Supplement
Oct 10 2018
Like a Sword Wound (Starred review)
— Publishers Weekly
Oct 5 2018
Ferocity by Nicola Lagioia review: the high price of greed
— The Irish Times
Sep 28 2018
Around the world in female writers: why I'm reading 200 books by 2020
— The Guardian
Sep 26 2018
Naked Men
— Publishers Weekly
Sep 26 2018
Farewell, My Orange
— Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Sep 24 2018
Review: foreign fiction: Babylon; Strike Your Heart; Drive Your Plow over the Bones of the Dead; And the Wind Sees All
— The Times
Sep 9 2018
Book Haul Part 1 | September 2018
— MercysBookishMusings - Youtube
Sep 9 2018
August Book Haul | Booksandquills.
— booksandquills - Youtube
Sep 6 2018
The Big Indie Books of Fall 2018
— Publishers Weekly
Sep 6 2018
The Second Rider (starred review)
— Publishers Weekly
Sep 5 2018
From Prison, Ahmet Altan Confronts Turkey's Dark History
— Publishers Weekly
Aug 30 2018
The Greatest Literary Work of the Last Decade Will Be a Gorgeous HBO Series
— Esquire
Aug 26 2018
Death at Sea; The Sacco Gang by Andrea Camilleri – review
— The Observer