As far as I'm aware, I don't think I've ever read a published debut novel. I mean, being an editor and all, I've come across my fair share of first novels, but a published debut just isn't something I come across very often. I usually stick by the well-known authors, the well-known type with a... Continue Reading →
The Passage by Justin Cronin – A review
I've got to admit, I never really planned on picking this book up, but the moment I set eyes on it, I knew I had to read it. With its silver, almost holographic cover design, I couldn't not pick it up. It wasn't until I held the book in my hand and felt the weight of its... Continue Reading →
‘The Dry’ by Jane Harper – A Review
I'm going to be honest about this one: I never really wanted to read this book. Marketed as more of a piece about the Australian landscape than a book with a story line, I was always hesitant to read it. Sure, I find Australia interesting (I do live in Australia, after all)... but a book... Continue Reading →