HNR Issue 36 (May 2006)
The Woman Outside
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Following on from The Witching Woman, Sarah Vern’s debut novel, The Woman Outside, continues the story of Alexander McNair and Mhairi-Anne Graham’...Read Review
Oh Danny Boy
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This fifth installment in the Molly Murphy series is set in New York City just at the turn of the 20th century. We ...Read Review
Troubled Midnight
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John Gardner’s latest novel is a wealth of information about the British Homefront circa 1943 as well as a wartime spy thriller. Troubled ...Read Review
The Woman Who Waited
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When Vera’s fiancé left in one of the last call-ups of men for the Soviet Army in 1945, she vowed she would wait ...Read Review
Mohr
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Using the innovative format of speculative fiction based on a newly-discovered cache of fifty 1920s and ´30s vintage family photographs from playwright Max ...Read Review
Rosetta
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As a child, Rose Hall is fascinated with language and stories. When her father reveals that she was named for the port of ...Read Review
Ship’s Angel
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Bridget Crowley has yet again dazzled us with another brilliant story – the sequel of the critically acclaimed Feast of Fools. We still remain ...Read Review
Robbing The Bees: A Biography of Honey, the Sweet Liquid Gold that Seduced the World
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This is a history and biography of bees and their honey. Holley Bishop, a beekeeper who admits that she loves them, gives us ...Read Review
The Big Oyster: New York in the World, A Molluscular History
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This book is on a most unusual theme: the history of New York, as seen in relation to the oyster beds, from Peter ...Read Review
