Coming Up This Week
It’s been so hot in North America, where this Fox lives, that melting sometimes seems a real possibility. So far though, my Nook has not gotten droopy and if it … Continue reading
Ninepins by Rosy Thornton
Disclaimer: Rosy Thornton (who is a friend as well as a favourite novelist) kindly offered the Bookfox collective a review copy of Ninepins on its release. I was the lucky … Continue reading
Coming Up this week (and beyond) on Vulpes Libris …
The British countryside is well to the fore on Vulpes Libris this week. As April turns tempestuosly into May and drought orders rub shoulders with flood warnings, the Book Foxes’ … Continue reading
Coming up on Vulpes Libris…
TALKING BOOKS: AUDIOBOOK MONTH ON VULPES LIBRIS – WEEK THREE We hope you’re still enjoying our audiobooks theme as we have another two weeks of it remaining, hip hip hooray! … Continue reading
The Tapestry of Love, by Rosy Thornton
Rosy Thornton’s new novel, The Tapestry of Love, starts with an arresting scene: its heroine, Catherine, is marooned in her car in the midst of a sea of sheep. They … Continue reading
Coming up on Vulpes Libris – week beginning 26th July 2010
Always on the lookout for the new, the good and the very, very readable, sometimes all at once, this week the Foxes (most of whom are as cute as this) … Continue reading
Crossed Wires by Rosy Thornton
When you pick up a book expecting it to be one thing and it then turns out to be something else entirely – it can be a very disconcerting experience. … Continue reading
Thursday Soapbox. Rosy Thornton: Books Should be Books!
On the Soapbox this week, writer of the political romantic comedy More Than Love Letters and campus novel Hearts and Minds, Rosy Thornton, looks at the way we categorise books. … Continue reading
On Vulpes this Coming Week
We have a great mixed week coming up on Vulpes. Monday Jackie reviews Rat, wherein Jerry Langton answers the question of whether the ubiquitous rodents are cute or craven. Tuesday … Continue reading
Hearts and Minds by Rosy Thornton (More Than Just a Review)
Plot Synopsis and Overview Television-man and Desmond Lynam lookalike James Rycarte arrives for his new job: as “Mistress” of an all-woman’s Cambridge college, the fictitious St Radegunds. Here he finds … Continue reading
Last-Minute Christmas Shopping and Other Stories
I always buy books as Christmas presents. It probably makes me predictable and dull (not to mention the Least Favourite Aunt), but I see it as a sacred duty. I … Continue reading
Rosy Thornton: More Than Love Letters
More Than Love Letters is a strange beast. It has a twenty-something heroine, a contemporary setting, romance and humour, all bound in a somewhat chick-lit-ish cover – but it’s also … Continue reading
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