Clodagh Robinson-Watts
Clodagh Robinson-Watts is from Readings Carlton
Review — 3 Jul 2023
Sing Me to Sleep by Gabi Burton
Sarah J. Maas and Kate Murray fans, get ready for a new femme fatale on the dark, dystopian fantasy scene!
In Keirdre, a city cut off from the rest of…
Review — 1 Aug 2021
Once There Were Wolves by Charlotte McConaghy
A timely meditation on humanity’s place in the natural world and a swan dive into the dark ripples of domestic violence, Charlotte McConaghy’s latest novel is both a deep breath…
Review — 31 Oct 2021
The Sentence by Louise Erdrich
When I picked up a review copy of Louise Erdrich’s book about a bookseller who is haunted by a particularly annoying customer after she passes, I thought: ‘Fantastic! Finally, a…
Review — 22 Oct 2018
The Rift by Rachael Craw
Returning to her childhood home of Black Water Island is as terrifying as it is exciting for Meg Archer. She has spent the past nine years living on the mainland…