In a way the story about the parallel world and the war is just a metaphor for feelings of disorientation and grief. You realise that after ...

In some ways reading this makes you think of Kurt Vonnegut purely in the idea that an author might co-exist in the same world as their creat...

The New York Trilogy is one of those books that could best be described as patchy. Split into three parts in some ways it could best be desc...

Of all the stories this one feels most up-to-date in terms of its timing. But for vast tracts the focus is on the past. Again the character ...

The story changes tack in the sense of timing. You can imagine the first story being set in the 1980s but this second section is clearly ear...

This book feels as if it has been around for a lot longer than it has. No doubt that is helped by the recent decision by Faber to reproduce ...