Book reviews

In his new book The Blade Artist, Irvine Welsh has re-cut one of him most memorable characters to create a modern day dissection of...

Despite the absolute candor and honesty that sits behind Leonard: My Fifty Year Friendship With A Remarkable Man - William Shatner's tribute biography to Leonard...

Booker Prize winning author of The Life Of Pi, Yann Martel, returned in February 2016 with his tenth book, The High Mountains Of Portugal,...

Continuing our long-standing love affair with the genius imagination of Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, the latest up for review is the excellent Monstrous Regiment,...

Julian Barnes' The Noise Of Time is as much a homage to Russian composer Shostakovich's low level rebellion of traditional form and populism as it...

There's a weird similarity between reading an autobiography and your average, run of the mill quickening from immortal epic, The Highlander, and with Nick...

The title for Steve Coogan's Easily Distracted is as much a description of his autobiography as it is of his life, but it's pulled together...

There have been a number of weak reviews of Bruce Robinson's impressive Victorian indictment, They All Love Jack: Busting The Ripper, with The Guardian...

Brian Blessed's Absolute Pandemonium: An Autobiography is easily the most fun entertainment we've had reading a book since I, Partridge. The name alone should tell...

During his relatively short, but prolific career as the mastermind author behind licensed to kill super spy, James Bond, Ian Flemming spent a lot...

With such an insular approach to international relations, we don't really get all that much in the way of personal accounts of the daily...

Stephen King anthologies are always cornucopias of random stories, curios and mind messing novella and in his latest wild ride, The Bazaar Of Bad...