September 26, 2017 Three Daughters of Eve by Elif Shafak Paperback Review by Eric Karl Anderson It’s deeply frightening and upsetting how politically divided society is at the moment. When different factions are so…
August 20, 2015 The Chimes by Anna Smaill Reviewed by Eric Karl Anderson I’ve read a couple of fascinating dystopian novels recently: Station Eleven and Not Forgetting the Whale. Both use a dark forecast of…
October 22, 2014 Crooked Heart by Lissa Evans Reviewed by Eric Karl Anderson Sometimes it seems like so such WWII fiction has been published that even stories set during the London Blitz…
October 15, 2014 Upstairs at the Party by Linda Grant Reviewed by Eric Karl Anderson Towards the end of Linda Grant’s new novel, the narrator Adele asks her friend “How do we get people…
July 10, 2014 An Encyclopaedia of Myself by Jonathan Meades Reviewed by Eric Karl Anderson For several decades, Jonathan Meades has been a well-established writer, cultural critic of primarily food & architecture and broadcaster…
