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well, martine bailey writes culinary gothic, with eighteenth century mystery and dark practice mixed up with (and often directly affected by) what is going on in stately home kitchens. in her first novel, an appetite for violets, novice cook biddy learns from a wise, if incoherent, woman about how food can influence the events of the world around her. the penny heart, out this month in paperback, takes this further, with the powerful side of baking unleashed at the hands... posted by sarah on 9 aug 2016 in reviews | 0 comments everything love is, by claire king everything love is begins on a train, a delayed train on its way from spain to toulouse. a young woman, almost beyond the reach of speech, gives birth in the overwhelming heat of a packed carriage. the baby is born and the mother dies, without name or history. a lifetime later, and baptiste is living on a boat, candice, on the outskirts of toulouse. he is a counsellor of sorts, helping clients to find happiness. there is a network of fellow boat-dwellers nearby, and a bar where he spends his evenings, chatting to sophie behind the bar. he is tranquil, content. in the nearby countryside, his parents live their equally tranquil life. baptiste’s beginnings, that anonymous birth on the train between barcelona and toulouse, are significant but not overwhelmingly... posted by sarah on 22 jul 2016 in reviews | 0 comments the farm at the edge of the world, by sarah vaughan i’m really enjoying second books at the moment. it’s usually the debuts that get all the fuss: debut novel awards, the puff on twitter and facebook, the feeling that this is the moment that counts. and us writers often talk about second novels as a challenge. can we do it again? what if the first one was a fluke? what if we can’t even finish writing the second one?! but it turns out that everything is ok. i’ve read a number of seconds lately that have taken the position set by the debut and built on it quite beautifully. and the farm at the edge of the world is definitely one of them. will cooke has been evacuated from war-torn london to a remote cornish farmhouse, nicknamed skylark farm, along with his younger sister alice. he knows that... posted by sarah on 30 jun 2016 in reviews | 0 comments the museum of you, by carys bray i’m absolutely delighted to be welcoming carys bray today, on the publication day of her new novel, the museum of you. carys’ first novel, a song for issy bradley, was one of the books of 2014, winning, or being shortlisted for, a string of prizes over 2015. hard act to follow, right? she’s done it, though: the museum of you is captivating. clover quinn has just turned twelve, a significant birthday because, ‘in turning twelve she has crossed an unaccountable boundary.’ she has her own key, and is allowed to stay at home by herself in the summer holidays instead of going next door to be looked after by mrs mackerel. she has certain tasks to do, such as cycling to the allotment to pick the day’s harvest, but there’s still... posted by sarah on 16 jun 2016 in interviews | 0 comments the secret chord, by geraldine brooks i’m not usually drawn to books like this. epic tale. sweeping biblical history. prophets. cataclysmically misjudged sexual encounters. ok, that last crops up in my reading pile fairly regularly. one of the pleasures of reading through a longlist like the baileys prize is that you do try books you’d never have picked up in a million years. some of them remain a trial, even with your best endeavours. this one, though… king david. the one with the slingshot facing up to goliath. with the pretty woman in the bath. and the leonard cohen song. 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