I would read more nonfiction if it were as interesting and diverting as Square Haunting. Longlisted for the Baillie Gifford Prize, it follows the lives of five women who were pioneers in their fields from the turn of the Twentieth century till WW2 and who set themselves
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I love bookshops. We have none locally, but recently I have a new source for reading material: a bespoke service from a bookshop at the other end of the UK. Each month I will be receiving at my door a surprise book, wrapped divinely, bookmark included. Such
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Book Review: Into the Wood – Rubber Duckies, McGuffins, and The Kuleshov Effect How do stories work and why do we tell them? These questions are given a logical and detailed analysis by John Yorke in his engaging and persuasive Into the Woods, which I discovered via
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