Veteran travel writer Peter Moore travels the Italian tourist trail on a ‘cool’ ’61 Vespa.
A satirical look at Hungary’s post Iron Curtain society. Anna Levay, a school teacher, finds herself blessed/cursed with a halo, in this European bestseller by Ágota Borzi
Veteran travel writer Peter Moore travels the Italian tourist trail on a ‘cool’ ’61 Vespa.
Rory Dufficy reviews Bob Dylan’s Chronicles Volume One for TMO Magazine
The Guardian’s Spanish correspondent, Giles Tremlett, gives a panoramic view of Spain.
Mark Haddon describes it as “the bastard love child of The Matrix, Jaws and The DaVinci Code“, and Nicole Kidman was supposedly so taken by it that she asked the author to consider changing the protagonist’s gender for a film version.
A collection of literary criticism from J.M.Coetzee, the South African author of novels including Disgrace, and The life and times of Michael.K.
An award-winning reimagining of Walter Benjamin’s final days during World War II, by Italian author Bruno Arpaia
Deeply impressive, though overshadowed, second novel by Alex Garland, author of The Beach. A thriller, set in Manila, that mixes atomic philosophy with street kids and gangsters.
Prize winning Israeli novelist and author gets to grips with the story of Samson, as part of the ongoing Myths series.
Jonathan Lethem follows up his acclaimed novel the Fortress of Solitude with an unexpected rock n’roll love story. A story which carries weighty themes under its scarce frame.