Fiction

Museum of Innocence

Orhan Pamuk
Museum of Innocence
Trade Paperback

Imperial Bedrooms

Bret Easton Ellis
Imperial Bedrooms
Hardback

This Wicked World

Excellent, well written, SoCal noir. Jimmy Boone tries very hard to do right, but his sense of justice brings him into situations he probably shouldn't be in. This is a great story of a broken hero battling to right wrongs. Very well written with nods to people like Beckett. Engaging

Neil Cross – Captured

 

I just finished reading Neil Cross' newest book Captured. It was a riveting, incisive read. I don't quite know how to best describe Mr Cross' work. On the one hand he could be said to be a British Harlan Coben in that he is great at making his characters feel real; normal people who are suddenly exposed to some measure of darkness. He writes equally well, pacy, with great flow. Very accessible prose and stories that grab hold.

The Shortlist for the Orange Prize for Fiction 2010 has been announced

The winner will be announced the 9th of June 2010. The prize is awarded to the woman (of any nationality) who, in the opinion of the judges, has written the best, eligible full-length novel in English, provided that the novel is published for the first time in the United Kingdom between 1 April of the year before the prize is awarded and 31 March of the year in which the prize is awarded.

   
  

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Elie Wiesel
A Mad Desire to Dance
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E Squared
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A Fortunate Age

Joanna Smith Rakoff
A Fortunate Age
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Dead Republic, The (The Last Roundup Trilogy #3)

Roddy Doyle
Dead Republic, The (The Last Roundup Trilogy #3)
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