Vulpes Libris

A collective of bibliophiles talking about books. Book Fox (vulpes libris): small bibliovorous mammal of overactive imagination and uncommonly large bookshop expenses. Habitat: anywhere the rustle of pages can be heard.

Lisa

Lisa is the author of UKYA surf novels Blue, Air and Ride, published by Quercus.

She is also the author of Prince Rupert’s Teardrop, a dark literary thriller published by Two Ravens Press.

For Leena’s Vulpes Libris review of Prince Rupert’s Teardrop, click here.

For Dove Grey Reader’s review of Prince Rupert’s Teardrop, click here.

BOOKS AND AUTHORS WITH WESTCOUNTRY CONNECTIONS

The Method and Other Stories by Tom Vowler.

Ingo by Helen Dunmore.

A Sweet Obscurity by Patrick Gale.

Mondays are Murder by Tanya Landman.

Short Fiction 3. University of Plymouth.

Light Reading by Aliya Whitely. A Soapbox article by Aliya Whitely can be found here.

Rough Music by Patrick Gale.

The Road of the Dead by Kevin Brooks.

The Art of Losing by Rebecca Connell.

A Season of Leaves by Catherine Law.

Here Lies Arthur by Philip Reeve.

Split by a Kiss by Luisa Plaja.

Extreme Kissing by Luisa Plaja.

Victoria Plum books by Angela Rippon.

Medina Hill by Trilby Kent.

The Bones of Summer by Anne Brooke.

Love begins in Winter by Simon Van Booy.

Prince Rupert’s Teardrop by Lisa Glass. Review by Leena.

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