Living with this book has been an absolute pleasure. I wish it on all good people.
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Living with this book has been an absolute pleasure. I wish it on all good people.
#Blogtour All The Little Bird-Hearts by Viktoria Lloyd-Barlow
It’s a pleasure to take part in the Blogtour All The Little Bird-Hearts by Viktoria Lloyd-Barlow. About the Author Viktoria Lloyd-Barlow has a PhD in Creative Writing from the University of Kent, and has extensive personal, professional, and academic experience relating to autism. Like her protagonist, Viktoria is autistic. She has presented her doctoral research internationally, most recently…
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Small Angels by Lauren Owen
I enjoyed the writing of this modern gothic ghost story but reading on an e-reader I was surprised after a week of reading that I was only at 50%. The genre doesn’t really support such a long book, (I’ve now looked it up and the paper edition is 400 pages long).
I enjoyed it, I finished it, but… It really could have done with some strong editing. It was repetitive and could have been cut by 100 pages. Then, the impact of the beautiful writing and descriptions of nature, which are excellent, would have been enhanced
An author to watch for.
Courtesy of NetGalley and Tinder Press.
Jeanine Cummins ‘American Dirt’
Jeanine Cummins ‘American Dirt’
Luca starts to understand that this is the one thing that all migrants have in common, this is the solidarity that exists among them, though they all come from different places and different circumstances some urban, some rural, some middle class, some poor, some well educated some illiterate, Salvadoran, Guatemalan, Mexican, Indian, each of them carry some story of suffering on top of that train…
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Patrick Gale: A Place Called Winter. Cover by Cynthia Valentine (background photo)/Jupiterimages (picture of man). Tinder Press, UK, 2015.
Tin Man - Sarah Winman
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The Unseeing by Anna Mazzola
New Review - The Unseeing by Anna Mazzola #crime #histfic @TinderPress
It is 1837 and the city streets teem with life, atmosphere and the stench of London. Sarah Gale, a seamstress and mother, has been sentenced to hang for her role in the murder of Hannah Brown on the eve of her wedding. Edmund Fleetwood, an idealistic lawyer, is appointed to investigate Sarah’s petition for mercy and consider whether justice has been done. Struggling with his own demons, he is…
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Cambridge Literary Festival: Publishing in the Digital Age
Cambridge Literary Festival: Publishing in the Digital Age
On Sunday 19th April 2015 I arrived in time for the Cambridge Literary Festival Publishing in the Digital Age talk in The Cambridge Union Blue Room. Luckily I just managed to catch my bus by a hair’s whisker or else I would have been late. There were two speakers, Rachel Colbert, of Headline Press, and Mary-Ann Harrington, from Tinder Press. Tinder Press was launched two years ago in 2013 as…
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