Guest reviewer, Alun Severn struggles to develop an emotional engagement with Ian McEwan's latest novel exploring the advent of Artificial Intelligence
Meg Rosoff's delightful creation, McTavish the dog, is busy rescuing the Peachey family again - this time it's a baking disaster that threatens the domestic harmony.
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Alan Hollinghurst’s first novel, The Swimming Pool Library, caused quite a stir on its release because of its bold and graphic descriptions of gay sex at a time when society was gripped by its first, rudimentary awareness of the threat of AIDS.
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When text and illustration come together as a perfect combination
Terry Potter is knocked-out by a beautiful edition of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight translated by Simon Armitage and illustrated by Clive Hicks-Jenkins.
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We are delighted to publish The Purposeful Bumblebee by Kevin Cowdall. Kevin's new publication, 'Natural Inclinations', is a collection of 50 poems on the theme of nature / the natural world.
You can read the poem by clicking on the link below.
