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Stepping Westward is an ambitious novel. And at over 400 pages in length it’s a book that is undeniably meatier than your average campus novel. Malcolm Bradbury’s tale of self-discovery set in the mid-west of America ought to immediately qualify it as a classic of the genre. Sadly, it never quite happens. This is a novel primarily characterised by reflection and self-analysis. Those hoping for something in the uproarious style of Lodge’s Changing Places will almost certainly

Motorhomes are all the rage right now, or so it seems. With staycations more popular than ever, the market appears to be particularly buoyant as folk who might naturally have headed for Majorca, decide instead to explore the delights of Bridlington, Worthing or even Skegness. If you don’t believe me, just check out the roads – especially those near seaside resorts. They’re chocka-block. From battered old VWs to swish A-Team style conversions (not to mention celeb road trips)

L'auteur Stockton Heath révèle pourquoi il devait écrire l'histoire d'un meurtre brutal et non résolu en 1973. Levez la main qui se souvient du nom de Jeremy Cartland ? Si ce nom est pratiquement inconnu de nos jours, ce n'était pas le cas en 1973, lorsqu'il était rarement absent des gros titres des journaux. À l'époque, "Jeremy Cartland" était aussi célèbre que Suzi Quatro, peut-être même plus. En effet, il ne se passait pas un jour de ce printemps et de cet été inoubliables

Author Stockton Heath reveals why he just had to write the story of a brutal, unsolved 1973 murder. Hands up who remembers the name Jeremy Cartland? While the name is virtually unknown nowadays, such was not the case back in 1973 when it was rarely out of the news headlines. Back then “Jeremy Cartland” was as famous as Suzi Quatro, more so perhaps. Indeed, rarely a day went by in that unforgettable spring and summer of ’73 without the handsome 29-year old’s face appearing in