Book reviews: 2003 was a great year for books, yet again!
Irish Examiner books editor Michael Moynihan selects his books of the year from a double dose of real-life crime to a Burton-Taylor bodice-ripper
Source: irishexaminer.com
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Books of the year: the best books of 2023
The critics top eight best books of 2023 based on Christmas selections in UK national newspapers and magazines and publications
Source: theweek.com
The best books of 2023, as chosen by The Economist
A long list of some of the best books of the year curated by The Economist
Source: livemint.com
Best crime fiction of 2023
From psychological thrillers to gothic mysteries and everything in between
Source: irishtimes.com
Irish writers, thespians and thinkers are having a renaissance
It’s okay to gloat about our artistic accomplishments, fruits of a period of social turmoil
Source: irishtimes.com
History book reviews: East Germany recalled fondly but with warts too
Elsewhere, an outstanding history of IRA attempt to kill Thatcher, and two riveting books on louche killer Malcom Macarthur
County Dun Laoghaire Rathdown United Kingdom Buckingham Palace Brighton And Hove Glasgow City East Germans
Source: irishexaminer.com
Armchair Theatre: The Best Books Of 2023
Our man in the library, Pat Carty, selects the books that floated his boat over the last year.
Vatican City Northern Ireland United Kingdom Federation Of Bosnia And Herzegovina Bosnia Herzegovina New York
Source: hotpress.com
The Paris Review - The Paris Review's Favorite Books of 2023
Including: Maryse Condé, Daša Drndić, Mark O’Connell, Kathryn Scanlan, Adania Shibli, Masha Tupitsyn, and Marguerite Young.
Source: theparisreview.org
The City of the Living: A portrait of Rome's 'psychic' violence, social problems and outcasts – The Irish Times
Nicola Lagioia delves into the darkest corners of the Italian capital to explore a real-life case where a young man was tortured to death
Source: irishtimes.com