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Lamp Black, Wolf Grey: A review
I was recently sent a review copy (via Netgalley) of Paula Brackston’s upcoming book Lamp Black, Wolf Grey. Hooray! I love review copies, and this was one I could discuss here on The Bone Lantern. In...
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The Bird’s Child: A Review
The Bird’s Child Sandra Leigh Price From the back cover… A novel of magic, birds, lost letters and love. Sydney, 1929: three people find themselves washed up on the steps of Miss Du Maurier’s bohemian...
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Fates and Furies: A Review
Fates and Furies Lauren Groff While technically nothing to do with fairy tales, Lauren Groff’s Fates and Furies draws on, and heavily refers to, mythology and archetypes… So I’m calling it close...
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REVIEW: The Worlds of J. R. R. Tolkien
As a teenager, on the first day of every summer holidays, I would hang up my school bag, flop onto my bed, and pick up The Hobbit. I would then proceed to read through the entire Lord of the Rings...
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