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Literary Journalist in London, UK. Please join me on my weekly YouTube channel for book news and author interviews: youtube.com/@suzisbookbag
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Signs of impending doom: The Given World, by Melissa Harrison, reviewed

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By Suzi Feay 
| The Spectator Australia
The Given World Hutchinson, pp.208, 18.99 Melissa Harrison’s bestselling 2018 novel All Among the Barley, set in the early 1930s, was much concerned with the pace of change in the countryside. The interfering outsider Constance FitzAllen passionately advocated for tradition, while worn-down farmers welcomed any innovation that would ease their punishing workload. Almost a century later, in another fictional English village, change can be neither debated nor resisted.
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From Daljit Nagra to Sylvia Plath — a round-up of the best poetry books

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By Suzi Feay 
| Financial Times
Daljit Nagra’s Yiewsley (Faber £14.99) is a gentle portrait of the town where he grew up as the son of immigrants, near Heathrow airport.
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A foolproof way of predicting the future

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By Suzi Feay 
| The Spectator Australia
A peek at the horoscope, puzzling the meaning of dreams, wearing lucky socks, having a method for choosing lottery numbers – many otherwise rational people retain a vestigial interest in prediction to ensure favourable outcomes. I’ll happily admit to a fascination with Tarot cards – and I do seem to be an archetypal bossy Aries. Christopher Dell’s Prophecies demonstrates just how widespread a belief in divination has always been across cultures, however peculiar or unsavoury the methods.
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