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Anglesey Blue by Dylan H Jones #Writing Wales

June 28, 2017September 13, 2017 BookerTalk 8 Comments #20booksof summer, Welsh authors, Writing Wales

Anglesey Blue is an entertaining police procedural set in North Wales.

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The Vegetarian

#20books of summer Book Reviews Korean authors Man Booker Prize

The Vegetarian by Han Kang [book review]

June 16, 2017September 13, 2017 BookerTalk 43 Comments #20booksof summer, Han Kang, Korean writers

The Vegetarian by Han Kang is a disturbing portrait of a woman’s rebellion against a society which wants to control her body.

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Summer reading 2017 #20booksofsummer

May 29, 2017August 23, 2017 BookerTalk 76 Comments #20booksof summer, Classics Club, Man Booker Prize

A list of 20 books I’m aiming to read over the summer of 2017

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NW by Zadie Smith: portrait of a divided city

September 22, 2016 BookerTalk 11 Comments #20booksof summer, Zadie Smith

Fresh and original but Zadie Smith’s NW didn’t add up to an ultimate point

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Holiday week catch up

September 4, 2016 BookerTalk 18 Comments #20booksof summer, Man Booker Prize, Virago Modern Classics

Suitcase is unpacked and laundry is in the washing machine. I’ve done a walk along the coastal path taking advantage

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