A History of What Comes Next (Sylvain Neuvel) – book review
After having done giant robot on robot action in his Themis Files trilogy, Sylvain Neuvel
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The Long, Long Afternoon (Inga Vesper) – book review
Inga Vesper’s debut crime novel The Long, Long Afternoon takes readers into the Stepford world
The Frenchman (Jack Beaumont) – book review
Jack Beaumont is not the real name of the author of The Frenchman, a book
Like Mother (Cassandra Austin) – book review
Cassandra Austin’s debut All Fall Down was a sometimes dreamlike Australian gothic tale set in
The Lamplighters (Emma Stonex) – book review
Emma Stonex’s debut novel The Lamplighters is based loosely on the true story of the
Fog (Kaja Malanowska) – book review
Polish author Kaja Malanowska wrote her third novel Fog (translated by Bill Johnson) as an
Klara and the Sun (Kazuo Ishiguro) – book review
Klara and the Sun is the first novel from Kazuo Ishiguro since winning the Nobel
One Night, New York (Lara Thompson) – book review
Lara Thomson’s debut One Night, New York, opens at the top of the Empire State
Nick (Michael Farris-Smith) – book review
In the introduction to Nick, Michael Farris-Smith talks about his relationship with its “source material”,
The Shape of Darkness (Laura Purcell) – book review
Laura Purcell’s debut, The Silent Companions was a creepy gothic thriller. That book featured everything