Non-Fiction Reviews

In early June, the best time in Rome is dawn. A little after first light the...

The universe appears to have cheated Rupert Everett. By rights, he belongs to the Edwardian age,...

This is not Labrador. We are fifty miles northeast of Rome and a mile above sea...

To be sure, the fifteenth century was one of the most politically unstable periods in English...

He is not much impressed with modernity, rejecting with certitude McDonald’s transfatty fries, the inter-state highway...

Sometimes, feeling different is the root of feeling lonely. Ezra Jack Keats’ whimsical Regards To The...

...essentially, the book remains a story of British upper classes and the author has seemingly trawled...