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May 27, 20226 min read
Q&A with Alison Armtsrong, Author of Fossils
Alison Armstrong is a writer of prose and plays. She grew up in Leeds and East Yorkshire and has worked as a cleaner, waitress, painter...
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Apr 27, 20222 min read
REVIEW: The No-Show by Beth O'Leary
“It's too much; it's painful. But it's delicious, good-bad pain, like the sugar-burn at the back of your throat when you’ve taken a...
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Feb 11, 20223 min read
REVIEW: The River Within by Karen Powell
“The river would flow on though, long after the earth had closed in around the bones of the past, and the land would become what it...
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Jan 28, 20223 min read
REVIEW: The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood
Unless if you've been living under a rock for the past few weeks, this book has been absolutely everywhere. I have to say, I am pretty...
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Jan 25, 20226 min read
REVIEW: Beach Read by Emily Henry
“As different as I’d thought we were, it felt a little bit like Gus and I were two aliens who’d stumbled into each other on earth only to...
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Jan 14, 20222 min read
REVIEW: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
"I pretend that I am simply captivated by Evelyn Hugo. Because, despite everything, I still am." (Pg. 373) Would I really be a book...
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Jan 10, 20223 min read
REVIEW: You and Me On Vacation by Emily Henry
“Ninety-five percent of the time, I see Alex Nilsen in a purely platonic way, and I'd guess his number hovers a bit higher. But for that...
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Aug 30, 20214 min read
REVIEW: Our Stop by Laura Jane Williams
I downloaded Our Stop onto my kindle a few weeks ago. It was on one of those deals, so I looked at the blurb and thought it sounded like...
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May 16, 20213 min read
REVIEW: Sisters by Daisy Johnson
This is the best book I have read this year, without a doubt. Compulsive, uncomfortable, lyrical, and gasp-worthy, Sisters by Daisy...
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May 4, 20214 min read
REVIEW: The Road Trip by Beth O'Leary
"Giving up your heart is scary, but doable if the other person does it at the exact same moment, like two soldiers lowering their...
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Apr 19, 20212 min read
REVIEW: Imposter by LJ Ross
"The town moved together, united in its outpouring of grief. And yet, a predator roamed freely amongst them, undetected and unstoppable,...
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Feb 16, 20213 min read
REVIEW: Castles From Cobwebs by J.A.Mensah
“Even with my knowledge, I was sure Mother Nature was black: she had rhythm, symmetry and style. Throughout Northumberland and the holy...
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Feb 9, 20213 min read
REVIEW: Peninsula (Durham University Anthology)
Peninsula is Durham University's first ever creative writing anthology, written and edited by postgraduates from their English...
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Jan 30, 20213 min read
REVIEW: Bernard and Pat by Blair James
Blair James is a Salford-based writer and PhD student who works on memory and reliability. As soon as I heard about her upcoming debut...
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Jan 24, 20213 min read
REVIEW: Queenie By Candice Carty-Williams
Candice Carty-Williams' Queenie took the book world by storm, and I'd have to agree that it is a true hurricane of a novel - in the best...
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Jan 14, 20212 min read
REVIEW: The Flatshare by Beth O'Leary
The Flatshare by Beth O'Leary was all over bookstagram in 2020. It was so hyped up that I was scared to read it - what if I didn't like...
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Jan 4, 20213 min read
REVIEW: Absorbed by Kylie Whitehead
2020 saw the publication of some incredible books by indie publishers. Two in particular made it to my 'best of 2020' list: Exit...
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Nov 10, 20203 min read
REVIEW: Strangers by Rebecca Tamás
Rebecca Tamás' collection of essays, Strangers, spans the connection between body, mind, and land, exploring links between the...
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Oct 29, 20203 min read
REVIEW: We Wait by Megan Taylor
It is officially spooky season, and as Halloween gets closer, it is the perfect time to crack out those gothic horrors. For me, this was...
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Oct 5, 20203 min read
REVIEW: Another Brooklyn By Jacqueline Woodson
I received Jacqueline Woodson's Another Brooklyn as part of the #diversitybookchain that I'm part of on Instagram, and I am so glad that...
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