Category Archives: Pan MacMillan
White Heat – M.J. McGrath
If you are looking for something a little bit different in your crime novels then you couldn’t go wrong with ‘White Heat’ by M.J. McGrath. I admit that I don’t think I would have heard of this novel or its … Continue reading
Filed under M.J. McGrath, Mantle Books, Pan MacMillan, Review
Apartment 16 – Adam Nevill
Every now and again I like to try something a bit off the beaten track with my reading. One genre I have never really gone for, but always thought I might like, is horror – especially as I used to … Continue reading
Filed under Adam Nevill, Book Group, Pan MacMillan, Review
The Godless Boys – Naomi Wood
Books about religion don’t tend to be ones I rush out and read, and I tell myself I don’t like dystopian fiction (when actually I think I do, which is both odd and silly) so under normal circumstances I don’t know … Continue reading
Filed under Naomi Wood, Pan MacMillan, Picador Books, Review
The City & The City – China Mieville
Sometimes I can get cross at myself as a reader (please tell me some of you do this too), as you are reading a really entertaining and interesting book such as ‘The City and the City’ by China Mieville yet … Continue reading
Filed under Books of 2010, China Mieville, Pan MacMillan, Review
I Am The Messenger – Markus Zusak
I was really torn with which book I should choose for the latest meeting of The Riverside Readers which took place last night. We have already covered non-fiction, classics, science fiction, modern literature, translations. As I wanted to choose something different … Continue reading
Filed under Book Group, Markus Zusak, Pan MacMillan, Review
