January Fiction Preview
Welcome back, dear readers. Our first Fiction Preview of the decade is here. Continue reading January Fiction Preview
Category: Fiction
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Nothing To See Here – January Book of the Month
Kevin Wilson’s Nothing to See Here is our first Book of the Month for 2020. Continue reading Nothing To See Here – January Book of the Month
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The Aosawa Murders – January Book of the Month
Our second book of the month for January is Riku Onda’s The Aosawa Murders. Continue reading The Aosawa Murders – January Book of the Month
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Turnaround’s 2019 Staff Picks – Fiction
Sex worker’s poetry, modern Westerns, 18th century murders and more are on show in our favourite fiction picks for 2019. Continue reading Turnaround’s 2019 Staff Picks – Fiction
Little Blue Encyclopedia (for Vivian) review – a lush story of love and fandom
Hazel Jane Plante’s lush debut novel knocks it out of the park. Continue reading Little Blue Encyclopedia (for Vivian) review – a lush story of love and fandom
November Fiction Preview
As the days get colder and the nights grow longer, here are some books to curl up with this November. Continue reading November Fiction Preview
Ghosts of Berlin – a timeless collection of suspenseful stories
The ghosts in this collection are a special kind of spectre, haunting present-day Berliners through the city’s troubled past… Continue reading Ghosts of Berlin – a timeless collection of suspenseful stories
The Conviction of Cora Burns – October Book of the Month
Carolyn Kirby’s The Conviction of Cora Burns is our Book of the Month for October. Continue reading The Conviction of Cora Burns – October Book of the Month
October Fiction Preview
We’ll let you in on a little secret: here at Turnaround, we absolutely love October. Continue reading October Fiction Preview
Foxfire, Wolfskin review – a joyous celebration of our wild sides
Foxfire, Wolfskin is a powerful little book full of memorable stories, infused with a timeless sense of magic and celebrates our wild side. Continue reading Foxfire, Wolfskin review – a joyous celebration of our wild sides