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Book Reviews – A.J. Sefton
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A compulsive and beautifully written true story about the death of a teenage boy called Zac Brettler. He was seen ...

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Main Characters by Bobby Palmer
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A highly original, stylish and moving novel, perfectly executed. It is the story of a couple as they meet, fall in ...

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The Forrest Gump Book Is Much Wilder Than the Tom Hanks Movie
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Most people know Forrest Gump as the beloved 1994 movie starring Tom Hanks. But before Forrest ran across America and became a Hollywood icon, he appeared ...

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Sumaiya Matin Reviews Two New Short Fiction Collections for EVENT 54/3
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Sumaiya Matin Reviews: Rabindranath Maharaj, A Quiet Disappearance, Mawenzi House, 2025Pratap Reddy, Remaindered ...

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The Secret World of Twilight: A Natural History of Dusk and Dawn by Sally Coulthard
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I always keep my cats in when that strange part of the day arrives - the bit between light and dark, day and night. At ...

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Psych: The Story of Psychology
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In many ways, psychology seems like a new modern science. But the Ancient Greek philosophers in the School of Athens ...

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REVIEW: ‘This Book Will Bury Me’ by Ashley Winstead
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‘My story starts with a body, just not the one you might expect.’ When Janeway Sharp loses her father suddenly, she also loses her grip on ...

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Avery Qurashi Reviews Fiction from Clea Young and Catherine Bush for EVENT 54/3
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Avery Qurashi Reviews: Clea Young, Welcome to the Neighbourhood, House of Anansi, 2025Catherine Bush, Skin, Goose ...

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Tintin Yang Reviews a Lyric Memoir and a Novel for EVENT 54/3
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Tintin Yang Reviews: Andrea Currie, Finding Otipemisiwak: The People Who Own Themselves, Arsenal Pulp Press, ...

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John Grebble is Gone by Peter James
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This is a strange and scary short story set in Brighton. A letter arrives one morning advising the main character, ...

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