Monthly Archives: October 2011

The Beautiful Indifference – Sarah Hall

Posted on October 18, 2011 by Kev McVeigh

Many novelists use short fiction as a venue for experimentation in genre, style or voice.  From Sarah Hall whose four novels to date each take a different approach already what can we expect?  Her Romantic-tinged debut Haweswater is very different … Continue reading →

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The Sexy Part Of The Bible – Kola Boof

Posted on October 2, 2011 by Kev McVeigh

If I am unsure how to assess Kola Boof’s intriguing, flawed novel The Sexy Part Of The Bible that is in part a reflection of the novel’s own lack of certainty.  It is a political novel, feminism and especially racial/cultural … Continue reading →

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