The second book in the Tom Wilde series does not disappoint. It is every bit as clever and fast-paced as “Corpus” and set in the same time period, those heady but menacing months leading up to the start of World War II. Tom Wilde, an Irish-American history professor at Cambridge, …
This is one interesting, happy-making read. If you love dance (as I do), if you are interested in a fun way to try and keep fit, or even if you are a non-dancer but interested in psychology, this book is for you. The author, Dr. Lovatt, is a former professional …
The first review of a shiny new year, and it has to begin with a confession. “The Stranger’s Child” was the first book by Alan Hollinghurst that I have read, which must therefore make me rather a literary lightweight, I imagine. But what a first meeting with someone who will …
