Liverpool Cowkeepers
Colin Serjent reviews the local history book Liverpool Cowkeepers, written by Dave Joy and published by Amberley Press.
Book & Poetry Reviews
The Liverpool & Manchester Railway
Colin Serjent reviews the book written by Anthony Dawson, The Liverpool & Manchester Railway, published by Amberley Publishing.
Liverpool In 50 Buildings
Tom Bottle reviews the book Liverpool In 50 Buildings, written by Ian Collard and published by Amberley Publishing.
Liverpool, A Macabre Miscellany
Arthur Adlen reviews the book by Daniel K. Longman, Liverpool, A Macabre Miscellany, a collection of true tales of tragedy, death and, occasionally, survival.
From a Storm to a Hurricane
Arthur Adlen reviews the book by Anthony Hogan, From a Storm to a Hurricane, about Rory Storm and the Hurricanes.
Liverpool’s Railways Through Time
Colin Serjent reviews the book Liverpool’s Railways Through Time, written by Hugh Hollinghurst and published by Amberley Publishing.
The Hillsborough Disaster: In Their Own Words
Arthur Adlen reviews the book by Mike Nicholson, The Hillsborough Disaster: In Their Own Words.
Deadly Deceit
Tori Hywel-Davies reviews the book Deadly Deceit, by Jean Harrod, the second book in a series that launched Jessica Turner into the limelight in ‘Deadly Diplomacy’ in 2015.
Nerve Launch Event
Colin Serjent reviews the music and poetry event held to launch the latest issue of Nerve Magazine, held in the Courtroom Cafe by the Small Cinema.
There Will Be Cherries
Minnie Stacey reviews There Will Be Cherries, a poetry anthology by Mandy Coe.
Poetry evening at the Jacaranda
Sharon Riley reviews the poetry evening based on the Unfold exhibition at FACT which was held at Jacaranda Records on Slater Street.
Don’t Let Him Know
Chumki Banerjee reviews Sandip Roy’s debut novel, Don’t Let Him Know.
Round-up of Recommended Reads
Mandy Vere, from News from Nowhere, rounds up her recommended reads.