In her novel Angel, Elizabeth Taylor turns the exploration of the relationship of the artist to her imagination, her drive, her self-opinion, her ego, on its ear. …more

Lily Tuck’s engaging new novel I Married You For Happiness explores a 40-year-plus marriage from the vantage of one night. …more

Ralph Sassone’s first novel explores the devastating emotional craters of first love, and the bumpy, baffling relations between the generations. …more

A short novel by Michael Knight sees the post-WWII occupation of Japan through the eyes of a confused typist in General MacArthur’s office.  …more

“The earth was crowded with people who would never try to find me if I disappeared. A person is missing only if another person misses them.” …more

There is nothing else quite lik Rachel Ferguson’s The Brontës Went to Woolworths, in which a family of sisters and their widowed mother in 1920s London live a most unusual life of the mind.

The Carne family are arty and bohemian, but solidly upper class …more