●●○○○ Clocking in at just under 500 pages, The Abode of Fancy weaves together a number of distinct narratives, including but not limited to: a disaffected Dublin student full of unrequited love, an antique book dealer living in self-imposed squalor, … Continue reading The Abode of Fancy- review
●○○○○ There are a million stories in the city of Hollywood Crime Drama. The one on offer in John Hillcoat’s Triple 9 is simple enough. A group of ex-cops and small time criminals are trying to pull off a sting … Continue reading Triple 9 – Review
In April of 2012, rebel forces under the name of the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (the MNLA) seized control of the northern territories of Mali. Presenting itself as a movement of independence for the ethnic Tuareg people, … Continue reading They Will Have To Kill Us First
●●●●○ Those in the know about Lispector – the Brazilian public, her translators – have long hailed her as one of the most striking voices of 20th century Brazilian literature. Her work has been celebrated and even canonised in Brazil, … Continue reading Complete Stories, Clarice Lispector – Review
