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Rating: 2

January 30th 2011

Robert Gwyn Palmer's latest reviews

Books of 2010

Rating: 2

November 29th 2010

Robert Gwyn Palmer on the best books of this year

Bob Monkhouse Unpublished!

Rating: 3

November 28th 2010

A new book shows us an unknown side to Bob Monkhouse. Author Dave Ismay offers up a snippet here

Poster Boy

Rating: 2

November 17th 2010

A new limited edition book celebrates the work of Hollywood artist Bill Gold

What a disaster

Rating: 2

October 31st 2010

Islington local John Withington gives us an exclusive peek into his new book, London Disasters: from Boudicca to the Banking Crisis. Be warned, it's not pretty

Book reviews: November 2010

Rating: 2

October 27th 2010

Robert Gwyn Palmer's latest round-up of the must reads

David Morrissey and Mark Billingham up close

Rating: 2

August 27th 2010

Mark Billingham's acclaimed Tom Thorne series of books are coming to the screen, with David Morrissey playing the 'tec. Here's what the two of them think about the leap to TV

Levi Roots heads to Islington

Rating: 3

July 25th 2010

Waterstones Islington will be hosting a very special event to mark the publication of Levi Roots Food for Friends

Lee Rourke writes about The Canal

Rating: 2

July 14th 2010

The Canal is an electrifying debut novel - about boredom. North Londoner Lee Rourke tells us more

Just Who is Mr Satoshi?

Rating: 3

July 1st 2010

North London author Jonathan Lee let's us into the secrets of his fabulous debut novel

Book reviews: July 2010

Rating: 3

June 24th 2010

Take a break from the World Cup... By Robert Gwyn Palmer

Book reviews: June 2010

Rating: 2

May 26th 2010

Robert Gwyn Palmer rounds-up the best of the bookshelf in June

Book reviews: May 2010

Rating: 2

April 25th 2010

What are you talking about?

Last Orders - The Essential Guide to Your Letter of Wishes

Rating: 2

April 8th 2010

Last Orders - The Essential Guide to Your Letter of Wishes. Last Orders is a book intended to assist anyone and everyone. It deals with that perennial taboo, the subject of death...