Tash Aw's first novel since Five Star Billionaire is We, The Survivors, a subtle and sensitive portrait of an honest man caught up in a corrupt system. Here's my review in the i-paper

I reviewed Ian McEwan's subversive new novel, Machines Like Me, in the i-paper

 

The Honest Ulsterman magazine have run a second story of mine. Read 'Three Fathers' here

Here's my review of Oyinkan Braithwaite's fabulously dark and funny debut novel, My Sister, the Serial Killer, in the TLS

The twelve interconnected tales in David Szalay's new book Turbulence are superbly subtle and memorable. Here's my review for the i-paper

My Book of the Year 2018 is Sulaiman Addonia's Silence is my Mother Tongue, a compelling novel set in a Sudanese refugee camp. Here's my piece for Review 31

David Keenan's Belfast-set second novel, For the Good Times, is a ferocious take on the Troubles. Here's my piece for the Literary Review