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BOOK REVIEW: LUSTER
Raven Leilani’s debut novel Luster reviewed Continue Reading BOOK REVIEW: LUSTER
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The Creative Writing Student: Does Everyone Have A Novel In Them?
We’ve all heard the popular maxim: everyone has a novel in them. Whether you believe it or not, it certainly sounds like a good thing. Continue Reading ...
Experience, Novels and Ali Smith
Do novels change our experience? Does our experience change the way we read novels? How do the two entwine? We catch up with Ali Smith at the Charleston Literary Festival ...
On Class and Writing a Novel
No matter how hard he tries, Charlie Hill can’t put the question of class behind him. Especially when it comes to writing his novels. Continue Reading On Class ...
Book. Band. Beverage.
Sean Beaudoin chooses a dozen albums from his punk rock novel Wise Young Fool and pairs each, like a fine wine or craft cocktail, with a perfectly suited novel. Plus ...
An Epic Project: Interview with Richard House on The Kills
Litro contributor Richard House tells us about his four-novel series The Kills, a political thriller and epic literary project that’s set to be one of the literary events of the ...
Book Review: King of the Jungle by KS Silkwood
KS Silkwood’s King of the Jungle is an acerbic, energetic polemic of a novel, that revels in the hilarity and dilettantism of London’s art scene. Continue Reading Book ...
Novel: The Flame Alphabet by Ben Marcus
“What is it called when the landscape mirrors the condition of the poor fucks who live in it?“ Ben Marcus is not a novelist but he is trying to be. The ...
Books for Father’s Day
In case it slipped your mind, Sunday the 19th of June is a pretty important day. For a whole twenty four hours we are not allowed to ask our fathers for ...
If you love your books, let them go
One day on a bus home from my sixth form college, I found a book underneath my seat. White, gold-edged, and claiming to ensure that your chosen man falls head ...
Novel: The Hand That First Held Mine by Maggie O’Farrell
Moving and bitterly sweet, The Hand That First Held Mine is Maggie O’Farrell’s fifth novel and winner of the 2010 Costa novel award. Exposing the fragile nature of our human ...
William Boyd: Prizewinning Author of A Good Man in Africa
Everything is governed by luck—good luck and bad luck. Advance with caution. Continue Reading William Boyd: Prizewinning Author of A Good Man in Africa
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