Redolent of the worst aspects of Section 28, the current frenzy among Britain’s right-wing reactionary tabloids and supposedly respectable conservative … Read More →
Brides are being murdered on their wedding nights. Soaked in blood and draped in lace. With nothing left behind to … Read More →
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Wild Song by Candy Gourlay was my book of the year for 2023. This is a heart-wrenchingly beautiful book told in … Read More →
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