Declan Burke Writes

Showing posts with label Thomas Hardy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thomas Hardy. Show all posts
Monday

Review: THE WANDERERS by Tim Pears

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It seems a little perverse that Leo Sercombe is described as “A vagabond upon the face of the earth” as The Wanderers (Bloomsbury) opens. Ex...
Wednesday

Review: THE HORSEMAN by Tim Pears

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Opening in rural Devon in 1911, The Horseman (Bloomsbury) is a bildungsroman centring on Leo Sercombe, a young schoolboy who lives on the es...
Friday

Nobody Move, This Is A Review: FAULKS ON FICTION: GREAT BRITISH CHARACTERS AND THE SECRET LIFE OF THE NOVEL by Sebastian Faulks

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Lists are fine things, particularly if you’re in an argumentative mood, and FAULKS ON FICTION, being a list of great fictional British char...
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