Gav's Book Reviews

The Last Werewolf by Glen Duncan (Canongate Books: 2011)  - A novel following the world's last werewolf as he finds new reasons to live...

Fiasco by Imre Kertész (Translation, Melville House: 2011) . A man who has survived the Nazi concentration camps returns home to a Sovi...

The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ by Philip Pullman (Canongate: 2010) Philip Pullman separates Jesus Christ into two men, and re...

Have spent most of today trying to come to terms with the pretty unreal news that Carts has gone. Haven't figured out how to do that yet...

Prague, apprently No review this week boys and girls. By the time you’re reading this, I’ll be rocking back and forth in some corner of a...

Blurry poster. Soz. Time for the next short instalment of the GBR Occasional Mid-Week Show Review (I know you’ve been waiting for this, ...

Rubbish picture this week, as I'm in Essex, sans camera. Soz. Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka (originally published 1915. My copy is f...