‘Thanks to Trump, truth is stranger than my fiction!’
JON COATES meets thriller writer David Baldacci, who says he now has to invent ‘crazier’ plots to keep up with the news. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
Kate Mosse’s The Burning Chambers review: Priestly plots and happy endings
Kate Mosse, the bestselling author of Labyrinth, Sepulchre and Citadel, returns with the first book in a new historical trilogy. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
Book reviews: Paul Simon: The Life, The Woman in the Woods and Time is a Killer
HELLO darkness my old friend/ I’ve come to talk with you again. This is the lyric that began it all. Simon & Garfunkel’s first hit song The Sound of Silence was written by Paul Simon in 1964. It followed More...
Ben Okri: My six best books – Don Quixote, Invisible Man, The Odyssey and more
BEN OKRI, 59, is the author of The Famished Road which won the Booker Prize in 1991. His subsequent novels include Songs Of Enchantment and Infinite Riches. He has edited new poetry anthology Rise Like Lions and More...
Body of work: A trio of compelling medical memoirs reviewed
We look at the latest medical books from nursing, being a GP and human transformation. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
Winds of Winter: George RR Martin reveals why Game of Thrones book 6 has taken a back seat
GEORGE RR MARTIN has revealed why The Winds of Winter is being juggled with numerous other projects. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
The Taste of Goodbye – A short story by Sarah J Harris
“YOU’RE a liar, Bertha.” Atticus frowned as he leaned across the table. “You aren’t a recently widowed gallery owner, you don’t live in Richmond and you’re not looking for companionship in your More...
Best Cycling Books 2018: What to buy a bike fan this summer
CYCLING books are once again flying off the shelves ahead of summer – so which are the best to buy for 2018? Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership review: Thought provoking autobiography
WHEN a controversial new book is filleted by the media for all its most juicy revelations, you may assume there is little point in shelling out for the full 290 pages. But in this case at least, that would be a More...
The Burning Chambers review: The sights and sounds of France brought to life
KATE MOSSE has made south-western France her own. The co-founder of the Women’s Prize for Fiction has had a home in Carcassonne for many years and it was the setting for her bestselling Languedoc trilogy More...