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"A gripping page-turner that is so much more than just the trials and tribulations of one couple.” Andrew Fogarty reviews Andrew Lownie’s ‘Entitled’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/3PbN0tp

“I loved every sentence, every word, and only wished there were more of them.” Adelina Zamboni reviews Tara Menon’s ‘Under Water’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4syvVIo

“This is an uncomfortable work. Its stanzas wriggle as if trying to escape the page, now right aligned, now left, now indented.’” @JDMurphyWriting reviews Wayne Holloway-Smith’s ‘RABBITBOX’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4syvVIo

“A romantasy that presses on its characters until something gives, leaving readers breathless, conflicted and desperate for what comes next.” @maryjohanna1998 reviews Briar Boleyn's 'The Wings That Bind' | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4b3JxFW

“Piscium, could be described as an eco-thriller, but that would be a disservice, for it exceeds the limitations of that genre.” @edbedi reviews Peter Wedderburn’s ‘Piscium’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4cQw2dN

“Forget rules, rhyme and constraint, embrace a wilderness where the very sure outlines of objects, landscapes or animals are blurred" Harry Speirs reviews Zoë Skoulding's ‘Do I Look Like An Atmosphere’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4sav40q

“Bhutto presents a grief observed, investigated for its mysterious arrival at the hands of a man and its cessation in the loving eyes of Coco, her dog.” Harry Speirs reviews Fatima Bhutto’s ‘The Hour of the Wolf’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4aS1pCh

“It’s short, poignant, and gripping; a story that will leave you feeling slightly confused but deeply moved.” @gracyngilliam14 reviews Isabel Waidner’s ‘As If’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/46YIy7i

“This book is my way of trying to get Congress’ attention on a crisis that demands action but has been largely ignored.” Sophia McHardy talks to Dave Aronberg about his book ‘Fighting the Florida Shuffle’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/46op9fQ

Goodreads has quietly announced it will be introducing a significant update to its platform: an official ‘Did Not Finish’ (DNF) shelf. Sophia McHardy reports | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4kLTdYS

"The literary world is once again bracing for the intoxicating and primal energy of this story." @c_sharmishtha reviews Emily Bronte's 'Wuthering Heights' ahead of the much-anticipated release of Emerald Fennell's new film | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/464CMAR

“If you love dark academia energy, dragons with agendas and stories that reward attentive readers, The Wings That Bind is one you won’t want to miss!” @maryjohanna1998 looks ahead to next month's 'The Wings that Bind' | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4646iXn

“You become hooked in the world of 1930s Germany as the wonder of the Winter Olympics collides with the terror of the Nazi regime in its infancy” @jobsonwrites reviews Rory Clements’ ‘Evil In High Places’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/46pscEu

“A wonderfully silly fantasy romp with its own stumbling kind of charm.” @peregrinefic reviews Greer Stothers' debut novel 'Apparently, Sir Cameron Needs to Die' | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4ttEFRG

If you enjoyed Jennette McCurdy's memoir 'I'm Glad My Mom Died', have a read of Lily Barlow’s recommendations of what to read next, including McCurdy’s recent debut novel ‘Half His Age’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4bDv1VX

“Metre that snaps or fizzles at just the right unexpected moments, shaping images that stretch far and wide in the brain” Harry Speirs reviews Graeme Richardson’s ‘Dirt Rich’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/3Oev8gT

“’Wants and Needs’ is a beautifully written exploration of life and love in the aftermath of loss” @gracyngilliam14 reviews Roxy Dunn’s thought-provoking debut novel | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4qhMUNW

“Literary modernism meets your not-so-typical ghost story in Ali Smith’s ‘Glyph’.” Harry Speirs reviews Ali Smith’s latest novel | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/46lvKHL

‘The Persian’ “further cements McCloskey as one of the leading spy and thriller writers working today” @chrisconnor96 reviews David McCloskey’s gripping latest novel| #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/4k7enQB

“An addictive and darkly comedic examination of desire and destruction, with a truly heartbreaking insight into the way in which vulnerable young girls can be taken advantage of.” Ella Clarke reviews McCurdy’s ‘Half His Age’ | #Books on The Indiependent bit.ly/3LCLM9l