I reviewed Rob Doyle's questing, rabelaisian, drugs-soaked novel, Threshold, in the TLS

My overall Book of the Year for 2019 was Valeria Luiselli's peerless and fiercely political novel about the Mexican border migrant crisis, Lost Children Archive. Here's my piece for Review 31

I reviewed Benjamin Markovits' immersive second instalment of the Essingers saga, Christmas in Austin, for the Literary Review

Here's my review of Isabel Waidner's slyly subversive, Goldsmiths-prize shortlisted novel, We are Made of Diamond Stuff, in the Guardian

I wrote about Toby Litt's extraordinary new novel, Patience, in the TLS

Lee Rourke's third novel, Glitch, is a powerful portrait of a son coming to terms with the death of his mother. Here's my review in the Guardian

I reviewed Grand Union, Zadie Smith's impressively diverse and energising first collection of short stories, in the i-paper