'Clayton’s book may be unusual in that she avoids the British biographical tradition of combining amateur psychoanalysis with elevated gossip. But it is perfect on its own terms.'

https://literaryreview.co.uk/she-carved-her-own-way

'Wilson’s target is less a straightforward biography than a sifting of Lawrence’s legacy for what remains urgent and alive, the aim being to shed its infernal baggage in search of an abiding paradise.'

@nemoloris on a new life of D H Lawrence.

https://literaryreview.co.uk/sex-was-a-mystery-to-him

'One of the gloomiest, most depressing and yet most gripping crime novels I have read in a long time.'

@NJCooper_crime reviews new books by @JaneCaseyAuthor, @FrankRGardner, @gregbuchanan, @AuthorSJBolton, @ajaychow, @adeleparks, @PGJonesVenice and more.

https://literaryreview.co.uk/may-2021-crime-round-up