Anthony Cummins
Freelance Contributor at Freelance
PIRATE and Author. Marine Captain retired. Consultant for piracy flims/books. published The 13th Day 2nd Edition: https://t.co/rTqVCPOqB1
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Anthony Cummins
'In 20 years of reviewing, I'm not sure I've read a funnier book, or one I've enjoyed more': The best Literary Fiction out now - FUN AND GAMES by John Patrick McHugh, VANISHING WORLD by Sayaka Murata, OPEN, HEAVEN by Sean Hewitt By ANTHONY CUMMINS Published: 19:01 EDT, 24 April 2025 | Updated: 19:01 EDT, 24 April 2025 FUN AND GAMES by John Patrick McHugh (4th Estate £14.99, 400pp) I HAD a blast with this super-smart novel about a 17-year-old Gaelic footballer, John, navigating parental...
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Anthony Cummins
Set in upstate New York, Sophie Kemp’s surreal satirical debut puts us in the uneasy company of a part-time model who calls herself Reality as she sets out on a crazed quest to become the perfect girlfriend. The chief beneficiary of her self-education is a crack-smoking postgrad and wannabe musician named Ariel, who cheats openly, gives her an infection and – in the reader’s eye – sees her as little more than a sex toy able to fetch snacks.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Anthony Cummins
Katie Kitamura’s most recent books, A Separation (2017) and Intimacies (2021) – each narrated by an unnamed woman upping sticks for Europe in the wake of emotional upheaval – were among several American novels to take inspiration from the coolly analytical style of Rachel Cusk’s Outline trilogy.
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1 month ago |
msn.com | Anthony Cummins
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Anthony Cummins
Joe Dunthorne tells us he originally envisaged this book as a story of his grandmother’s childhood escape from the Nazis; the reality turned out to be more complex. Narrated with the twists and turns of a detective story, Children of Radium is a family memoir that records the mazy path by which the prize-winning Welsh novelist discovered just how little he knew of his German Jewish heritage.
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To J D Vance. I come from a country that you have called 'Random' where we have free health care and who fought alongside the US in Iraq and Afganistan and where eggs are real cheap so that if you ever come here we can pelt them at you. Wanker !