Anne Garvey admires a fictional but authentic account of life in Buchenwald
Holocaust novel is a fiction too far
This is a book to read carefully, a satire on wealth that never descends to the comic level, writes Anne Garvey
The author is brutally honest and more or less incapable of writing a stuffy or self-satisfied line, says Anne Garvey
Conversion is at the core of this book, says Anne Garvey
Although the author’s well-researched background to events can enhance the narrative, too often it is clunky says Anne Garvey
Crazy title, great book, prompted by crazy Soviet life
Anne Garvey salutes a grounded American feminist
Anne Garvey is fascinated by a slice of heroic history
Passion and pain in Paris
'This often erotic book is full of revelations, tension and excitement.'
Anne Garvey enjoys an electrifying feminist tale of the future
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