Finishing this novel left me with that fizzy feeling, the one which makes you want to buy all the other books in the series and binge-read until May. Quite how I am so late to the Jackson Brodie party, I have no idea. It’s not like I haven’t read loads of Atkinson’s other novels and … Continue reading Kate Atkinson – Big Sky; a Jackson Brodie novel
Month: March 2021
Klara and the Sun – Kazuo Ishiguro
Ishiguro's new novel picks up on some of the ideas and concerns visited in Never Let Me Go, but that novel now feels like something of a rehearsal for Klara and the Sun. In his latest novel, Ishiguro has perfected the limited-perspective narrative style and given us a marvellous new invention in Klara, an Artificial … Continue reading Klara and the Sun – Kazuo Ishiguro
The Sanatorium – Sarah Pearse
'The figure is dressed in black. Something is covering their face. It resembles a gas mask; the same basic form, but it's missing the filter at the front. Instead, there's a thick rubber hose running from nose to mouth. A connector. The hose is ribbed, black; it quivers as the figure shifts from foot to … Continue reading The Sanatorium – Sarah Pearse