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Books: New Review: Y by Majorie Celona

Posted on 18th February 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Marjorie Celona’s Y is the heart-wrenching journey of Shannon, a Canadian girl abandoned at birth. Shannon tells the story of her life as an unwanted child in a rough part of Canada flooded with drugs, […]

Books: My Name Is Red by Orhan Pamuk

Posted on 2nd February 2013 by The Gryphon Web Editor

  Orhan Pamuk’s My Name Is Red is one of the more complicated books I’ve ever read. It contains fifty-nine chapters, focusing mainly on twelve narrative voices (as if one wasn’t enough) and concentration is […]

Books: New Review: Silent House by Orhan Pamuk

Posted on 2nd December 2012 by The Gryphon Web Editor

  Silent House is not a new novel, in fact it is almost 30 years old. However it has only recently been translated into English, giving us an insight into Turkish politics during the turbulent […]

Books: New Review: This Is How You Lose Her by Junot Diaz

Posted on 9th November 2012 by The Gryphon Web Editor

  This Is How You Lose Her is Junot Díaz’s new collection of inventive stories, all but one narrated by Yunior, a young Dominican serial cheater, and same voice of Diaz’s previous works, Drown and […]

New Review: Booker Longlist: Open City by Teju Cole

Posted on 12th October 2012 by The Gryphon Web Editor

  So they didn’t make the Man Booker shortlist this year but these longlisted novels are still well worth a read says Lottie Brown. Along the streets of Manhattan a young Nigerian doctor walks for […]

Summer Read: Skios by Michael Frayn

Posted on 12th August 2012 by The Gryphon Web Editor

  In Untold Stories, Alan Bennett describes Michael Frayn’s morning journey from home to office. The route takes him past Bennett’s window and the previous site of The Lady In The Van vehicle in Camden […]

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