London’s National Poetry Librarian Chris McCabe found Home on the Move to be ‘one of the most inventive and necessary…
January 2020
When I met the Swedish master Henning Mankell shortly before his death, the subject of his mortality came up, as…
In Ormberg, Hanne Lagerlind-Schön practises as a psychological profiler and has proved adept at disinterring cold cases. Her most profound…
Originally published in 1961 in ‘Peoples’ Poland’ and now translated for the first time into English, The Memoir of an…
The history of jazz is littered with books, both scholarly and otherwise, that have tried, and so often failed, to…
Towards the end of My Parents – one part of this one-volume, two-book memoir – Hemon shows his sister the…
When I first picked up Real Life, the debut novel by Belgian author Adeline Dieudonné, now available in a wonderful…
The Iron Chariot (‘Jernvognen’) by Stein Riverton was first published more than 110 years ago. and in 2017 was voted…
Happy New Year and welcome to our first Riveting Reviews of 2020. With the shock of January out of the…
