No Such Thing as a Free Lunch, by Rosalind Brackenbury
Review by Helen Parry One of the great mysteries of recent literary history is the relative obscurity of Rosalind Brackenbury. Although her work is extremely good, although she is still…
Letters from an Imaginary Country by Theodora Goss
Reviewed by Lory Widmer Hess When I close a book I’ve been living in, I often feel bereft. It’s as if I’ve been watching a master juggler, who abruptly vanishes….
Motherland, by Julia Ioffe
Review by Karen Langley Russia is a county which has had innumerable books written about its history, whether from its earliest times, or more particularly from the period of its…