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Category: Reviews
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Samantha Shannon’s The Mask Falling is the fourth book in her The Bone Season series. Shannon finished the first book ten years ago, when she was a nineteen-year-old studying at Oxford. Now an internationally bestselling author, with the rights to adapt sold to Andy Serkis’ production company, Shannon’s reached the mid-point of the saga. ‘This is the point at…
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NITRB editor Ellen Lavelle reviews Femi Kayode’s debut thriller.
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Nothing in the Rulebook reviews ‘Broken Consort’ by Will Eaves (published by CB Editions).
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Nothing in the Rulebook reviews ‘Crow Court’, the debut novel by Andy Charman
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“At a time in history where women were restricted in having their own personal agency by the patriarchal system around them, it’s hugely refreshing to see a novel driven forward so much by these two female characters,” Professor Wu argues as they review ‘Killing Beauties’ by Pete Langman
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“Taylor’s rich creativity has created a truly unique book, which is totally refreshing to read”, writes NITRB reviewer, Jennifer Taylor.
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Steve Gay’s The Birds That Do Not Sing is a compelling family drama, alternating between modern-day and wartime Rugby. We first meet narrator Jim Brown as an elderly man. He’s managed to track down the concrete elephant sculpture made by his father before the war; it’s now in the front garden of a house in the centre…
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Double, double toil and trouble; live-streamed theatre for your social bubble.
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Jennifer Taylor reviews Thorp Stavri’s ‘Five Hides’ art exhibition at the Manor Place Baths in Walworth, London.
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“Quite the surprising and engaging literary ride” – Nothing in the Rulebook reviews ‘Uncanny Bodies’, the latest anthology from Luna Press Publishing.
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