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Sorrow and Bliss: Shortlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction 2022

4 May 2022 cramzine bliss, Fiction, Prize, shortlisted, sorrow, Womens

Price: (as of – Details) From the Publisher Publisher ‏ : ‎ W&N; 1st edition (28 April 2022) Language ‏

The Rainbow: Absolutely heartbreaking World War 2 historical fiction based on a true story

18 August 2021 cramzine Absolutely, based, Fiction, heartbreaking, historical, Rainbow, Story, true, War, World

Price: (as of – Details) ‘Oh my gosh I don’t know where to start, this book broke me… it will

Underbelly: The instant Sunday Times bestseller from Mother Pukka – the unmissable, gripping and electrifying fiction debut for summer 2021

16 August 2021 cramzine BESTSELLER, debut, electrifying, Fiction, gripping, Instant, Mother, Pukka, Summer, SUNDAY, TIMES, underbelly, unmissable

Price: (as of – Details) ‘Darkly voyeuristic but with heart – as funny as it is painful and true. We

A Different Kind of Happy: The powerful fiction debut from the Sunday Times bestselling author

2 August 2021 cramzine author, bestselling, debut, Fiction, Happy, kind, Powerful, SUNDAY, TIMES

Price: (as of – Details) Happiness comes in all shapes and sizes. Jo said goodbye to peace and quiet when

How women conquered the world of fiction | Books

16 May 2021 cramzine 0 Comments Books, conquered, Fiction, Women, World

In March, Vintage, one of the UK’s largest literary fiction divisions, announced the five debut novelists it would be championing

Hamnet: WINNER OF THE WOMEN’S PRIZE FOR FICTION 2020

6 April 2021 cramzine 0 Comments Fiction, Hamnet, Prize, winner, Womens

Price: (as of – Details) WINNER OF THE 2020 WOMEN’S PRIZE FOR FICTION – THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER‘Richly sensuous… something

Salman Rushdie on Midnight’s Children at 40: ‘India is no longer the country of this novel’ | Fiction

3 April 2021 cramzine 0 Comments Children, country, Fiction, India, longer, Midnights, Rushdie, Salman

Longevity is the real prize for which writers strive, and it isn’t awarded by any jury. For a book to

Maggie O’Farrell: ‘Severe illness refigures you – it’s like passing through a fire’ | Fiction

27 March 2021 cramzine 0 Comments Fiction, Fire, illness, Maggie, OFarrell, passing, refigures, severe

Maggie O’Farrell found the prospect of writing the central scenes of her prize-winning novel Hamnet, in which a mother sits

Kazuo Ishiguro: ‘AI, gene-editing, big data … I worry we are not in control of these things any more’ | Books

20 February 2021 cramzine 0 Comments big, Books, Culture, data, Fiction, geneediting, incontrol, Ishiguro, Kazuo, Kazuo Ishiguro, Nobel prize in literature, ofthese, worry

For the Ishiguro household, 5 October 2017 was a big day. After weeks of discussion, the author’s wife, Lorna, had

‘In Russia, the new evil is rooted in the old evil’: novelist Sergei Lebedev on Putin, poison and state terror | Books

13 February 2021 cramzine 0 Comments Books, Culture, Evil, Fiction, Fiction in translation, Lebedev, novelist, poison, Politics books, Putin, rooted, Russia, Sergei, state, terror, Vladimir Putin

The Russian novelist Sergei Lebedev is currently based in Berlin. But it is the popular uprising in Moscow that hangs

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