Patrick Ryan’s second novel doesn’t pretend to be perfect
Buckeye is a fine illustration of how drawing-room tensions can fester and become matters of historical significance.
Maria Albano is a writer based in Cambridge
Buckeye is a fine illustration of how drawing-room tensions can fester and become matters of historical significance.
For all its flaws, The Emperor of Gladness is ultimately a worthwhile novel with a big heart
The English Understand Wool by Helen DeWitt reviewed