Tuesday Reads (Vol 2): 18 June 2019

18 06 , 2019 No Comments
Dear Reader, Today’s “Tuesday Reads” consists of three books published by indie publishers. The selection by indie publishers is a pure coincidence! The first is
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An interview with Rebecca Servadio, Literary Scout and Managing Partner, London Literary Scouting

17 06 , 2019 1 Comment
Rebecca Servadio, Literary Scout and Managing Partner, London Literary Scouting is an incredible person to meet, crackling with energy, eyes sparkling and speaking rapidly with
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Dr Christian’s “Guide to Dealing with the Tricky Questions”

17 06 , 2019 No Comments
A brilliant book for children, adolescents, parents and educators on initiating conversations about tricky stuff. It is by Dr Christian Jessen, a British physician, television
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Anil Menon’s review of Ian McEwan’s “Machines Like Me”

15 06 , 2019 No Comments
Ian McEwan’s Machines Like Me is set in the past in which England lost the Falkand War and Alan Turing was still alive. The story
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“Faber & Faber: The Untold Story: by Toby Faber

14 06 , 2019 No Comments
The big firms say that they intend to retain the imprints of the small publishers they absorb. But I doubt if that ever works for
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Tuesday Reads (Vol 1): 11 June 2019

11 06 , 2019 No Comments
Dear Reader, There are so many exciting new books being published that sometimes it is a tad challenging writing about them as fast as one
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An interview with Ekarat

10 06 , 2019 No Comments
Recently Speaking Tiger Books published a collection of short stories called The Book of Love Stories by Ekarat. The book cover is illustrated with two
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Mira Jacob’s “Good Talk”

10 06 , 2019 No Comments
Award-winning author Mira Jacob‘s Good Talk is a graphic memoir. It was written after the extraordinary success of her 37 Difficult Questions From My Mixed-Race
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Book Post 38: 26 May – 8 June 2019

10 06 , 2019 No Comments
Book Post 38 includes some of the titles received in the past few weeks. Wherever available Amazon’s Kindle widget has been embedded in the blog
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A request from award-winning Canadian children’s writer, JonArno Lawson

09 06 , 2019 No Comments
Asking for a friend. JonArno Lawson is a Canadian writer who is doing research on storytelling that’s nonverbal, or close to nonverbal. Storytelling that’s done
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