Writing Historical Fiction – a review
A review of the book Writing Historical Fiction: A Writers’ and Artists’ Companion by Celia Brayfield and Duncan Sprott published by Bloomsbury.
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This book review page collects all the blog posts I have categorised as book reviews.
A review of the book Writing Historical Fiction: A Writers’ and Artists’ Companion by Celia Brayfield and Duncan Sprott published by Bloomsbury.
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A review of The Story of English in 100 Words by David Crystal – 100 words, 100 short essays about each word its history and context.
A reveiw of Orsinian Tales – a book of short historical stories by Ursula K LeGuin. I have a long-standing love of the works of this author, and I was re-reading this book when I decided to participate in Good Reads – so this review became my debut there.
Book review of Back to Pompeii by Kim M Kimselius (trans. Jennifer Lee) – a book I would happily put in the hands of any 10-to-13-year-old.
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Are We Nearly There Yet? A review of Ben Hatch’s stories searching for family-friendly British holidays, and an account of the death of his father.
Review of Granta number 113 discussing the definition of novelist contra short-story writer and the difficulties of anthologising novelists.
Comparative review of “Millisent Ka Plays in Realtime” by Jason Sanford and “Cohiba” by Lucia Puenzo, short stories in Interzone and Granta respectively.
A review of two books by Nigel Slater, food writer and journalist. The books were presents to me on my recent birthday.