‘The Aosawa Murders’ is a joy to read. It is cleverly paced and constructed so that each new chapter brings more fragments and clues for us to stitch together, to ...
Is Wild Ink a mystery, a black comedy about those on the fringes of society, or an alternative thriller about terrorism in London? Continue Reading Book Review: Wild ...
David Mitchell’s ambitious new novel addresses the metaphysical, but is grounded in a realism that both disturbs and amuses. Continue Reading Book Review: The Bone Clocks by David ...
Marc Pastor – author of Litro’s Autumn Book Club pick, the thrilling and gruesome Barcelona Shadows – tells us about his experiences as a real life CSI, gives his advice ...
Alison Moore’s follow-up to the Booker Prize shortlisted The Lighthouse walks a tightrope between tragedy-cum-thriller and deadpan comedy — and doesn’t fall. Continue Reading Book Review: He Wants ...
Judgement, morality, and the difference between right and wrong take centre stage in this cerebral thriller. Continue Reading Book Review: The Betrayers by David Bezmozgis
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Ben Fergusson – author of Litro’s current Book Club pick, the thrilling debut The Spring of Kasper Meier – tells us about his experiences living in Berlin, the importance of ...
