02 Monday Jun 2014
Posted in Books, Non-Fiction, Theatre
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My review of Stella! Mother of Modern Acting, Sheana Ochoa‘s compelling new biography of Stella Adler – the actress, director and teacher who lived through extraordinary times, and after a revelatory meeting with Stanislavsky, made it her mission to challenge the dominance of Lee Strasberg’s Method – is posted today at For Books’ Sake.
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01 Tuesday Apr 2014
Posted in Anniversaries, Fiction, History, Politics
My review of Public Battles, Private Wars – a new novel by Laura Wilkinson, marking the thirtieth anniversary of the Miners’ Strike – is posted today at For Books’ Sake.
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05 Wednesday Mar 2014
My review of Layla, the second novel by Brighton-based author Nina De La Mer, is posted at For Books’ Sake.
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25 Tuesday Feb 2014
You can read my review of The Right of the Subjects, Jude Starling’s new novel about the Women’s Suffrage movement, at For Books’ Sake.
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27 Monday Jan 2014
Set in London and Belfast, and with a nod to Jane Eyre, Lucy Caldwell‘s All the Beggars Riding was one of my favourite novels of 2013. Ahead of the paperback release, you can read my review at For Books’ Sake.
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