Book Reviews by
Adrian Tinniswood
Adrian Tinniswood is a native of Derby in the UK. Born in 1954, his career has combined work with heritage institutions such as the National Trust and the Heritage Lottery Fund with lecturing for English and American universities, including Bristol, Oxford, Nebraska-Lincoln and UC Berkeley. He is the author of twelve books on architectural and social history and is well-known as an author, lecturer and broadcaster in Britain and America.
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This is such a gift. Thank you @franbig and @Lit_Review for these lovely, generous words about Why We Swim. (And this cover is just 💙) https://twitter.com/Lit_Review/status/1278267894263054339
If you can’t swim, read about it - that’s my motto. Lovely to get to write about my least unfavorite sport for @Lit_Review. I miss swimming 🏊♀️ https://twitter.com/lit_review/status/1278267894263054339
Always fun to be in a Special Edition! My (glowing, although not obvious from the preview) review of @GiantRatSumatra's The Liar's Dictionary is in this. You should read the review and then you should buy the book. https://literaryreview.co.uk/in-the-time-before-hangovers https://twitter.com/Lit_Review/status/1278267710829404162