I’ve enjoyed several novels over the past few years about the ownership of stories – Andrew Lipstein’s Last Resort springs to mind as does Hanff Korelitz’s The Plot – which is why I put up my hand for Dominic Amerena’s debut, I Want Everything. When our unnamed narrator is discharged from one of his many […] The post I Want Everything by Dominic Amerena: Who owns the story? appeared first on A life in books.| A life in books
It’s nine years since I reviewed Nicola Barker’s The Cauliflower® describing it as a Marmite novel – love it or hate it for those not acquainted with the expression. Her new one, TonyInterruptor, is more conventional although not a novel that lends itself to an easy synopsis, tossing around ideas between its small cast of […] The post TonyInterruptor by Nicola Barker: ‘Is this honest? Are we all being honest here?’ appeared first on A life in books.| A life in books
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Book reviews, snippets of book news, and alerts about books outside the glare of the publicity spotlight.| A life in books
Book reviews, snippets of book news, and alerts about books outside the glare of the publicity spotlight.| A life in books
Book reviews, snippets of book news, and alerts about books outside the glare of the publicity spotlight.| A life in books
Book reviews, snippets of book news, and alerts about books outside the glare of the publicity spotlight.| A life in books
Book reviews, snippets of book news, and alerts about books outside the glare of the publicity spotlight.| A life in books
Book reviews, snippets of book news, and alerts about books outside the glare of the publicity spotlight.| A life in books
Book reviews, snippets of book news, and alerts about books outside the glare of the publicity spotlight.| A life in books
Book reviews, snippets of book news, and alerts about books outside the glare of the publicity spotlight.| A life in books