Stuart Mitchell

I was previously surprised at how much I enjoyed  Legends & Lattes which was such a gentle, specific kind of comfort read that I wasn't sure Baldree could bottle that…

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I have read the first 2 Castle Knoll books, having encountered this writer soon after the first book was published at Granite Noir, so I knew roughly what to expect,…

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I'll be honest, I went into this expecting a fun, trashy dystopian romp and came out the other side a bit rattled, in the best way. I've followed Juno Dawson…

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I read the first of these books when the author came to Granite Noir a few years go and I really enjoyed it, so much so that I’ve followed the…

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I first read Ragnar Jónasson last year when he released: “Death at the Sanatorium”, the first of his Helgi books when he was at Granite Noir. I very much enjoyed…

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I enjoyed C.J. Cooke’s last book so I was interested to read this new one, The Last Witch. This book is rooted in the grim annals of 15th-century Innsbruck and…

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As a fan of his Mervyn Stone books I couldn’t wait to read Nev Fountain’s latest plunge into the murky waters of fandom and the world of Vixens from the…

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This is not so much a review as a farewell to an old friend. I've been loving T.L. Huchu's Edinburgh Nights series since watching an interview between him and Ben…

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I’m a big fan of Natalie Haynes from her radio 4 series Stands up for the classics and have read several of her books. For those who don’t know they…

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I like Suzi Ruffell when I see her on things like The Last Leg but unusually for the comedy aficionado I am I’ve never seen her live so I looked…

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