by Graeme Cumming | Jul 28, 2020 | Book Reviews |
In a way, I feel like I’ve discovered Mel Comley far too late. When you look at the list of books she’s written, you get a sense she’s been around forever. But that’s clearly not the case. The first ‘Justice’ book was only published in 2011 and I’m sure I saw recently...
by Graeme Cumming | Jul 25, 2020 | Book Reviews |
It’s fair to say that I like my fiction with a bit of depth. I don’t mean War and Peace kind of depth, or The Bible (Seriously? Some people out there still think that’s non-fiction?), but I like a good yarn with layers, ideally a few twists, and characters that feel...
by Graeme Cumming | Jul 10, 2020 | Book Reviews, Carrion |
Time has seemed to shift this year. What you thought happened only a few days ago actually took place back in early spring, and what seemed like months ago turns out to have been last week. Or is it just me? A lot of this warping of time is probably down to the weird...
by Graeme Cumming | Jul 7, 2020 | Blogging, Interviews |
A few years ago, I became acquainted with Sarah Brentyn. In this modern age, it’s perhaps inevitable that our acquaintance has been pretty much via social media. How it happened is a mystery now, probably some chance encounter as these things often are. Such is...
by Graeme Cumming | Jul 4, 2020 | Book Reviews, Ravens Gathering |
For those of you who follow this blog closely (yes, both of you!), it’s probably been a bit top-heavy with Carrion recently, though I’m sure you can understand why – and, if you can’t, have you been paying attention?! Anyway, I am aiming for...
by Graeme Cumming | Jun 30, 2020 | Book Reviews, Carrion |
My last post was a review of Mel Comley’s book, Cruel Justice but, in explaining how I came to read it, I also mentioned that she’d told me she would read Carrion. Although I didn’t want to hold her to it, I did get a sense she was genuine in her...
