Tag: Jo Walton
Farthing (The Small Change Trilogy book 1) by Jo Walton (book review).
‘Farthing’ by Jo Walton is the first book of ‘The Small Change Trilogy’. The opening pages of the novel set up a conventional murder mystery. It is May 1949 and newlywed Lucy Kahn née Eversley tells the reader about the occurrences at her father’s country house in Hampshire where some upper-crust families have gathered for […]
My Real Children by Jo Walton (book review).
I asked to review ‘My Real Children’ partly because I met Jo Walton and provided the cover for her ‘Guest of Honour Special’ at Novacon 43 but had never read any of her novels and also because it was listed as ‘SF’. It isn’t – at least not ‘as we know it’ – and neither […]
X marks the spot for US release of UK books – well, one anyway.
US RELEASE OF A UK BOOK What Makes This Book So Great by Jo Walton (pub: TOR/Forge. 446 page hardback. Price: $26.99 (US), $31.00 (CAN). ISBN: 978-0-7653-3193-9) check out website: www.tor-forge.com
What Makes This Book So Great by Jo Walton (book review).
Author Jo Walton is a bit of a reading nut, he says putting it in the politest way as she can read up to six books a day at times. She likes re-reading books on a continual basis. Alas, if there was that amount of time for reviewers here but we’re always seeking new books […]
