MARTINE KROPKOWSKI Everywhere We Look. Reviewed by Karen Chisholm - Newtown Review of Books
Martine Kropkowski’s debut crime fiction delves into the devastating consequences of the epidemic of violence against women.| Newtown Review of Books
Han Kang is one of my favourite authors – loved both The Vegetarian and The White Book – but inexplicably I did not read anything by her since then. She came into my orbit once again after being awarded the Nobel Prize, with her recently translated novel, We Do Not Part, peaking my interest. Such…| Radhika's Reading Retreat
The first two books I read for WIT Month in August were excellent – Nothing Grows by Moonlight by Torborg Nedreaas and Killing Stella by Marlen Haushofer. While I originally planned to read another novel, as soon as Lili is Crying arrived by post, I suddenly felt I had to read it first. And it…| Radhika's Reading Retreat
Martine Kropkowski’s debut crime fiction delves into the devastating consequences of the epidemic of violence against women.| Newtown Review of Books
