Books

On Writing : A Memoir of the Craft, Stephen King
	Books, Matthew Fresco, 15 January 2001 HG Wells and Stephen King have much in common, neither cares for character nor plot, critical acclaim nor style. Both have huge audiences that turn the serious novelist dollar-green with envy. More,

The Amber Spy Glass, Philip Pullman
	Books, Justin Harries, 15 January 2001 Well Pullman's books, whilst appealing to the most bloody minded of child, are certainly aimed at those who like their gore mingled with some good old fashioned theological debate. More,

The Beatles Anthology, The Beatles
	Books, Matthew Fresco, 15 January 2001 This maybe the overdue accompaniment to the Beatles Anthology trilogy but after the relative failure of the re-release of Yellow Submarine this is a return to form. More,

Amsterdam, Ian McEwan
	Books, Justin Harries, 20 January 1999 The first thing that struck me about McEwan's latest is that it is a novella disguised as a novel. Do not think this is stinginess on my behalf. McEwan's writing is always so succinct that all waste is jettisoned, just that after a long wait it would be good to sink into a more substantial tome. More,

Aphrodite, Isabel Allende
	Books, Debbie Fagan, 20 January 1999 Seductively Isabel Allende explores how food and love invigorate the senses arousing us in untold ways. More,

Companero. The Life and Death of Che Guevara, Jorge Castaneda, Marina Castaneda
	Books, Debbie Fagan, 20 January 1999 Jorge Castaneda truimphs in this rendition of the life and death of Guevara -the icon of modern political mythology. He narrates his life starting with Che as an ailing young asthmatic. More,

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