The author's meticulous research makes for heart-wrenched reading, writes Madeleine Kingsley
Wasserberg seems drawn to the divide between darkness and light in the world, and the deceptive tales people tell in order to survive through illusion
Attenberg suggest that a wholesome life is not always a straightforward choice
Lee Janogly, 81, a fitness instructor, diet counsellor and author, is the poster girl for showing how old can be the new young
This story is as old as Pharaoh, but Jacqueline Saper tells it afresh, says Madeleine Kingsley
Madeleine Kingsley recommends a family story that is much more than conventional memoir
Words in Pain is a new edition of the collected letters Olga Jacoby wrote towards the end of her life
Madeleine Kingsley enjoys a debut about a mother -daughter replationship
Madeleine Kingsley is moved by stories of mental anguish.
Madeleine Kingsley reviews Lisa Zeidner's 'Layover', which explores grief expressed as wild sexual abandon
Madeleine Kingsley enjoys a slice of contemporary American fiction
Madeleine Kingsley enjoys dynastic life woven from rich prose
Madeleine Kingsley admires a historical reconstruction.
Madeleine Kingsley praises a found-by-chance memoir
A novel with a protagonist who suffers from Alzheimers, written by an author with an early onset form of the disease
Jessica Duchen's musical mystery deserves great applause, says Madeleine Kingsley
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