Having decided not to read the blurb on the back it took me a while to get into this story and brush aside my preconceptions. Based on the...

On one level this is a love story but on others it provokes thoughts about the differences between city and country, rich and poor, guest an...

  To find this book involved wading through a fair few listings for romantic or political books that wanted to cover their own types of spec...

  After enjoying the Boy and the Heron there was an appetite to dive deeper and How Do You Live? was described as the inspiration for th...

  My eldest son has consumed a large amount of Japanese literature in the last year and recommended I followed his example. After enjoying T...

    Continuing the theme of the suburbs in many ways the chronicler of teenage life in the Northern area of Chicago was John Hughes. Fam...

  A great companion read to Meet Me By The Fountain is the End of The Suburbs by Leigh Gallagher. It runs over a similar history talking o...

  My interest in American malls is not simply a case of trying to recapture a few hours spent in various locations across the US on holidays...

  “It’s like this: Russian and Ukrainian people hate Polish and Lithuanian people. Eastern Europe peoples hate Indian people. Everybody...

“We who have loved football all our lives do not want to believe that those who run the game, on their manifestos of doing good, are...

This book called out to me from the London section shelves at Camden Lock Books and appealed because the Estuary is a part of London I ha...

Every time I have an appointment at Moorfields for my eyes I like to pop into Camden Lock Books at Old Street tube station if I get the ...

"Psychogeography: The study of specific effects of the geographical environment, consciously organised or not, on the emotions ...