Archive for the ‘Male authors’ Category
Less, by Andrew Sean Greer
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 10, 2019
The Maltese Falcon, by Dashiell Hammett, and a bit of a rant…
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 6, 2019
Cakes and Ale, by W. Somerset Maugham
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 4, 2019
The Valley, by Steve Hawke
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 2, 2019
Max Havelaar, by Multatuli, translated by Ina Rilke and David McKay
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 28, 2019
Maybe the Horse Will Talk, by Elliot Perlman
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 27, 2019
Jasmine Days, by Benyamin, translated by Shahnaz Habib
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 25, 2019
The Flight of Birds, by Joshua Lobb
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 18, 2019
Dancing the Death Drill, by Fred Khumalo
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 16, 2019
“The First Successful Trip of an Airship” in Gleanings in Bee Culture, January 1, 1905 by A. I. (Amos) Root
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 16, 2019
The Kowloon Kid, a Hong Kong childhood, by Phil Brown
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 13, 2019
Talking about L’étranger (The Outsider) by Albert Camus, with my French bookgroup
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 12, 2019
Minotaur, by Peter Goldsworthy
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 8, 2019
El Greco, by Michael Scholz-Hänsel, (English edition) translated by John Gabriel
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 7, 2019
Pearly Gates, by Owen Marshall
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 5, 2019
Water Under the Bridge, by Sumner Locke Elliott
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 5, 2019
Footsteps, (The Buru Quartet #3) by Pramoedya Ananta Toer, translated by Max Lane
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 1, 2019
On Father, by John Birmingham (Little Books on Big Ideas)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 17, 2019
‘Dead Roses’ in The Burnt Ones, by Patrick White
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 16, 2019
The Convert, by Stefan Hertmans, translated by David McKay
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 14, 2019
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