Anne Garvey admires a fictional but authentic account of life in Buchenwald
Holocaust novel is a fiction too far
This is a book to read carefully, a satire on wealth that never descends to the comic level, writes Anne Garvey
The author is brutally honest and more or less incapable of writing a stuffy or self-satisfied line, says Anne Garvey
Conversion is at the core of this book, says Anne Garvey
Although the author’s well-researched background to events can enhance the narrative, too often it is clunky says Anne Garvey
Crazy title, great book, prompted by crazy Soviet life
Anne Garvey salutes a grounded American feminist
Anne Garvey is fascinated by a slice of heroic history
Passion and pain in Paris
'This often erotic book is full of revelations, tension and excitement.'
Anne Garvey enjoys an electrifying feminist tale of the future
Discovery of a hidden force of nature
Creation on the eve of destruction
Bream Gives Me Hiccups is quintessentially American.
Inside a creative mind
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