Deceptively plain in its phrasing, almost lethargic in its pace, The Twin is about as flat...

Turn Coat is the 11th installment in the story of Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden, Chicago’s first...

For people who liked Johnson’s recent National Book Award winner Tree of Smoke or his drug-laden...

For all his derision, arrogance, and unreliability, Eric Loesch is not an unsympathetic protagonist. In fact,...

Hill has written far fewer books about the black Luton lathe operator turned PI, but The...

For All the Living is an excellent debut for Morgan, a bold book of small incidents...

To take on one of Dorsey’s books is to suspend notions of political correctness (thankfully) and...

Though we hope that love will conquer in the end, we are all too aware that...

There are flashes of wit – the description of the morgue as a “deconstruction site”, for...

Much more serious, though, is the book’s take on the medieval world as a whole. Alongside...