For People Who Devour Books

Reviews of books by
D J Taylor

From the September 2023 Issue

Crocodile Rock

Flame Music: The True Story of Resurgam Records by One Who was There

By D J Taylor

From the June 2023 Issue

An Unsociable Socialist

Orwell: The New Life

By D J Taylor

From the March 2022 Issue

Mockneys, Wannabes & Divorcees

Dance Move

By Wendy Erskine

Homesickness

By Colin Barrett

Stewkey Blues

By D J Taylor

From the September 2019 Issue

Trouble on the Horizon

Lost Girls: Love, War and Literature 1939–51

By D J Taylor

From the June 2018 Issue

Band on the Run

Rock and Roll is Life: The True Story of the Helium Kids by One Who Was There

By D J Taylor

From the December 2016 Issue

Turning Up One’s Nose

The New Book of Snobs

By D J Taylor

From the December 2015 Issue

Critical Thinking

The Prose Factory: Literary Life in England Since 1918

By D J Taylor

From the February 2015 Issue

Lengthening Shadows

Wrote for Luck

By D J Taylor

From the September 2013 Issue

Traitors in Clubland

The Windsor Faction

By D J Taylor

From the April 2012 Issue

Swinging Soho

Secondhand Daylight

By D J Taylor

From the June 2011 Issue

A Day At The Races

Derby Day

By D J Taylor

From the March 2010 Issue

London’s Lost

At the Chime of a City Clock

By D J Taylor

From the April 2009 Issue

Bright Young Thing

Ask Alice

By D J Taylor

From the October 2007 Issue

Flapping About

Bright Young People: The Rise and Fall of a Generation, 1918–1940

By D J Taylor

From the February 2006 Issue

Teeming Panoramas

Kept: A Victorian Mystery

By D J Taylor

From the June 2003 Issue

Warts And All

Orwell: The Life

By D J Taylor

George Orwell

By Gordon Bowker

From the April 2002 Issue

Uncovered

From the October 1999 Issue

Genius in Either Role

Thackeray

By D J Taylor