Reader's Digest UK

November Fiction

Long Shadows

(Macmillan, £22)

on’t get me wrong. When it comes to fiction, I’m all in favour of sensitive renderings of one woman’s journey into something or other; one man’s anguished struggles to understand himself; thoughtful if largely plotfree mediations on today’s world. Nonetheless, there are times when nothing hits the spot like a no-frills, foot-to-the-floor American thriller of the kind

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Reader's Digest UK

Reader's Digest UK2 min read
Television
TIME TO BID FAREWELL to our old friend How To with John Wilson (iPlayer), as its third and final season reaches these shores. To the last, Wilson’s curiosity remains boundless; his searchingly idiosyncratic mini-essays continue to marry big themes wi
Reader's Digest UK3 min read
Eye Health Epidemic
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS is thought to affect around one in three people in the UK. The World Health Organisation (WHO) predicts that about half of the world’s population will have myopia, or short-sightedness, by 2050. It’s clear that our vision is becomin
Reader's Digest UK1 min read
Ibibio Sound Machine—Pull the Rope
Another band with an instantly recognisable aesthetic is Ibibio Sound Machine, who have upped the ante yet again on their club-driven Afrofuturist pop with their latest album, Pull the Rope. Finding that sweet spot between Afrobeat and electro, the I

Related