Category Archives: Gallic Books
Eat Him If You Like – Jean Teulé
Fiction based on historical events, or ‘faction’ as I believe it can be called, is something that appeals to me but all the more when it’s on the a smaller scale. We are often given fictional accounts of wars and … Continue reading
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The Baker Street Phantom – Fabrice Bourland
There was quite a lot of buzz when ‘The Baker Street Phantom’ by Fabrice Bourland came out last year. I remember seeing posters for it absolutely everywhere in London and being intrigued by the idea of a supernatural 1930’s twist … Continue reading
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Hector and the Search for Happiness – Francois Lelord
There was a rather large amount of buzz of ‘Hector and the Search for Happiness’ when it was published back in April (interestingly when I got it out from the library after seeing it advertised in almost every tube station … Continue reading
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The Suicide Shop – Jean Teulé
I always find that when people send me books who I don’t know too well send me books they shoot up the TBR faster than from people who I do know well. I guess I think the latter won’t be … Continue reading
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