Tag: Salt Modern Fiction

• Review of The White Road and other stories by Tania Hershman

  A collection of short stories is a tricky thing. The reader needs to get a sense of the writer’s unique voice and residual personality and style but without the stories running into sameness. In The White Road and other stories Tania Hershman accomplishes this masterfully. The collection is inspired by articles from science magazines but…

  alisonwells

  August 31, 2010

  Book reviews, Uncategorized

  flash fiction, Salt Modern Fiction, salt publishing, short fiction, short stories, tania hershman, the white road, The White Road and other stories

• Review of Too Many Magpies by Elizabeth Baines

  Domesticity never takes place upon a large or lauded stage, it is a private, secret world whose interactions and observances are held and carried forward into ‘real life’. Elizabeth Baines’ book places the domestic in this central, core position. ‘A young mother married to a scientist fears for her children’s saftey as the natural world…

  alisonwells

  August 25, 2010

  Book reviews

  Book review, elizabeth baines, Fiction, motherhood, Salt Modern Fiction, too many magpies