Review: Waiting on a Friend – Natalie Adler

Where to start with this? If you’re in the market for a first person narration set during the AIDS crisis in New York, exploring grief, community and friendship but with a sprinkling of Ghostbusters, then you’re in luck. And even if you don’t think you’re in the market for this, I recommend it anyway. Waiting… Continue reading Review: Waiting on a Friend – Natalie Adler

October reading round up

Sometimes your reading all comes together in a theme and that’s what happened at the beginning of the month, with several books on the theme of place and belonging. Then it all got a bit random. Map Addict – Mike Parker I confess I bought this because a couple of years ago we went to… Continue reading October reading round up

September reading round up

I have a stack of non-fiction that really needs tackling. I buy non-fiction with good intentions and these books look interesting, about things I would like to learn of, and then I invariably choose something else to read. But this is silly so non-fiction autumn awaits. Or, at least, more non-fiction that I normally read.… Continue reading September reading round up

The rest of August reading round up

Following my glorious week’s holiday with seven books completed – you can read what I thought here – here’s what I read for the rest of the month. Mansfield Park – Jane Austen I haven’t read this for years. I read it in my first Austen phase, as an A level student, and remember it… Continue reading The rest of August reading round up