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- By Annabel Gaskell, Harriet Devine
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Most recent posts
Translated by Oonagh Stransky Review by Annabel Version 1.0.0 Such is my woeful lack of knowledge of African history, I had no idea that Eritrea had been colonized by Italy in the late 1880s, transferring …
Reviewed by Harriet, 14 Jan 2025 When John Banville announced that he was going to give up writing the multi-award-winning literary fiction for which he had been celebrated for decades, and would be concentrating in …
Review by Rob Spence, 9 Jan 2025 This book, by the strangely neglected author of a number of novels in the fifties and sixties, is another welcome publication from the UK’s northernmost publisher, Michael Walmer. …