About
Posted 17th December 2012
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I started The Worm Hole started in April 2010; it was the culmination of a number of months’ worth of book reviews I had written on my then anything-goes blog. You’ll find discussions of various types and all kinds of genres here; my reading is pretty eclectic and I’m into details and close reading.
The Worm Hole Podcast is a new addition: October 2019, following (by a few years, admittedly) some live events I had hosted. I enjoyed discussing books with authors so much and a podcast was an easy choice which offered a lot more scope in every way.
Wondering where to start?
These are the most-viewed posts since I started the blog:
- Identity in Daphne du Maurier’s Rebecca
- My experience with the Kobo Glo
- My review of J R Crook’s Sleeping Patterns
- My review of Lisa See’s On Gold Mountain
My often longer pieces can be found under the Further Thoughts category. These include:
- The Reception of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland from Contemporary Reviewers
- Little Women: Why is Meg’s First Kiss Given to Marmee?
- How Did Charlotte Brontë’s Sisters Influence Jane Eyre?
Guest Posts
With credit to Allison for the idea, the following links will take you to guest posts I have written and interviews for other sites:
- Why Reading Is Social Rather Than Solitary on Andrew Blackman’s blog.
- On The Relative Worthlessness Of Book Lists on Alice’s blog.
- Triple Choice Tuesday: The Worm Hole on Kim’s blog.
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