Here’s my review of a sensational debut novel by Australian author and award-winning playwright, Rachel Nightingale. It might look like a YA fantasy novel, but don’t be fooled! Read on and discover why I am in rapture over this book. “The Gazini Players are proud to present For your Edification and Enjoyment Tales of greatContinue reading “Review: Harlequin’s Riddle by Rachel Nightingale”
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The Prague Cemetery – a belated review
The number of authors fascinated by metaphysics and the supernatural never ceases to make me wonder about the relationship between the creative psyche and that vast realm of the imagination. There are those who immerse themselves in mythical and symbolic riches and create complex fantasy landscapes. I’m not a huge reader of fantasy and can only mentionContinue reading “The Prague Cemetery – a belated review”
Isobel Blackthorn 