Susan’s Bookshelves: Lovebroken by Finley de Witt
This book arrived on my desk, sent by the author with my permission because Finley de Witt and I have a mutual...
This book arrived on my desk, sent by the author with my permission because Finley de Witt and I have a mutual...
Mansfield Park has the name of a house as its title – as do, for example, Bleak House, Howards End, Wuthering Heights,...
Anna Funder is Australian and this book was recommended to me by a friend who lives and reads in Brisbane. “It’s making...
One of my self-imposed Susan’s Bookshelves briefs is to keep it as eclectic as possible. So if something a bit quirky comes...
I read eclectically. And I always told my students that and advised them to do likewise. We all need variety and we...
Michael Faber’s 2014 novel was recommended to me by a relation who is both a deeply committed Christian and an academic theologian....
Although it dates from 2017. I recently heard Katherine Heiny talking, and answering audience questions, about Standard Deviation on Radio 4’s The...
I found this slim volume wedged unobtrusively between Somerset Maugham and Michael Morpurgo in my sitting room fiction section. And I had...