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Agile teenage minds may well relish this rapid, taut plot, especially if they know their werewolves from their warlocks, along with a working knowledge of the characteristics of poltergeists (especially one in her postmortem existence, since the nature of her death and indeed her murderer are at the heart of this novel). There’s much that […]
Bringing two poets together in a single collection is perhaps not that unusual, particularly if quite a few of the poems have been published before. What is unusual and appealing about this collection is that the poets and their poems seem to be in a dialogue with one another, a jazz conversation in which they […]
Brian Alderson is bidding farewell to old favourites as he donates his remarkable collection of children’s books to Seven Stories. His latest gift is a children’s book by Cyril Beaumont. There may still be some balletomanes and theatregoers who will recall Cyril Beaumont’s bookshop at 97 Charing Cross Road which ran from 1910 to 1965. […]
Once again, this author has taken us back to her world of ‘Fractured fairytales’, where we gradually see the shades of these familiar tales as we read further into the book. In this story, the central character, called Eve has grown up being trained to eventually fight the infamous ‘Knight’, who has been terrorizing the […]
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