Tag Archives: Literature and Fiction

It will never bore you and will continually surprise you, which on its own makes it worth reading.

If you weren't emotionally involved with the story before, there's no way you can avoid it now.

"We’ve heard these stories, and assume that they always happen to other people..."

This is fantasy literature like you've never read before.

An imagined history of a real book comes to life in this beautifully written historical novel.

A remarkable achievement and a wonderful film.

With a novella, Nobel laureate Naguib Mahfouz takes readers inside Egyptian culture and politics in the 1960s and early 1970s.

Works of mystery and imagination that not only do justice to the author they celebrate, but are fine stories in their own right.

A historical fantasy that's both a pleasure to read and an education in its recreation of two of history's most fascinating cities.

A simple test: which books would I be most inclined to re-read?