This month’s online issue of the British magazine Easy Living features Culture Editor Beatrice Hodgkin’s round-up of “brilliant summer books.” The list includes The Whole Wide Beauty, by Emily Woof, The Day the Falls Stood Still, by Cathy Marie Buchanan, Tell it to the Bees, by Fiona Shaw, The Vice Society, by James McCreet, Love…Continue reading Brilliant Summer Books
Category: The Year of Fog
The Year of Fog in Portugal
This month, Editorial Presenca publishes the Portuguese edition of The Year of Fog, O Ano do Nevoeiro. I haven’t been able to find the translator’s name, but will post it as soon as I know.
Thank you, Sarah Broadhurst!
Today from The Daily Mail, to mark the British publication of The Year of Fog: In just two novels (No One you Know was the first), Michelle Richmond has established herself as mistress of the kind of literary mystery which packs the punch of a fine thriller but with added insight and wisdom…Mesmerising and harrowing,…Continue reading Thank you, Sarah Broadhurst!
Life imitates fiction: Fog spoiler alert!
When I read this article about three little girls who were kidnapped by their father in 2007, I was struck by the uncanny similarities to The Year of Fog, particularly regarding the girls’ eventual recovery. The girls, who were abducted from their mother, Christine Bedford, during a custody visit with their father, David Matusiewicz, were…Continue reading Life imitates fiction: Fog spoiler alert!
French prize nomination for Year of Fog
L’annee brouillard, the French translation of The Year of Fog (translated by Sophie Aslanides), is featured this month in the French edition of Elle Magazine as the November selection of the Elle Grand Prix des Lectrices. Read the jurors’ comments here. Read the Elle review here. Thanks so much to the editors at Elle as…Continue reading French prize nomination for Year of Fog