For People Who Devour Books

Book Reviews by
Tristan Quinn

From the March 2003 Issue

You Gotta Move

31 Songs

By Nick Hornby

From the July 2003 Issue

Capital In Flux

Factory

By Gillian Darley

From the December 2003 Issue

Prophet And Loss

American Massacre: The Tragedy At Mountain Meadows, September 11, 1857

By Sally Denton

Under The Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith

By Jon Krakauer

From the March 2004 Issue

The Miner’s Tale

GB84

By David Peace

From the May 2004 Issue

Writer Off His Block

Dining on Stones or, The Middle Ground

By Iain Sinclair

From the September 2004 Issue

The Speed of the Sound of Loneliness

Elanor Rigby

By Douglas Coupland

From the April 2008 Issue

Terror & Trauma

The Omega Force

By Rick Moody

From the October 2007 Issue

Shadows Boxing

Night Haunts: A Journey through the London NIght

By Sukhdev Sandhu

On Brick Lane

By Rachel Lichtenstein

From the June 2006 Issue

Design – Flawed Life

The Worms Can Carry Me to Heaven

By Alan Warner

From the April 2006 Issue

Worlds of Hope

Chronicler of the Winds

By Henning Mankell

From the February 2006 Issue

Cowgirl Vampires

Linger Awhile

By Russell Hoban

From the October 2005 Issue

Escape From Reality

The Fahrenheit Twins

By Michel Faber

From the September 2005 Issue

Learning to Love

My Cleaner

By Maggie Gee

From the August 2005 Issue

Office Outlaw

Winkler

By Giles Coren

From the July 2005 Issue

White-Water Politics

Rapids

By Tim Parks

From the June 2005 Issue

Loneliness and Isolation in Modern America

You Remind Me of Me

By Dan Chaon

From the May 2005 Issue

Writing on the Fall

They Were Counted

By Miklós Bánffy (Translated by Patrick Thursfield and Katalin Bánffy-Jelen)

From the February 2005 Issue

Private Eyes

City of Glass

By Paul Auster (Adaptation by Paul Karasik and David Mazzucchelli)