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Suzi Feay

London

Freelance Journalist and Writer at Freelance

Literary Journalist in London, UK. Please join me on my weekly YouTube channel for book news and author interviews: https://t.co/KByT7ezR7i

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  • 1 month ago | ft.com | Suzi Feay

    A tender Welsh romance develops in A Room Above a Shop (Granta £14.99), where two men find a tentative refuge from prying eyes in their...

  • 1 month ago | the-tls.co.uk | Suzi Feay |David Annand |Alice Jolly |Randy Boyagoda

    There is a fashion for leaving central characters and narrators nameless, presenting reviewers with a headache. It is hard to avoid clunky, repetitive periphrasis (“the narrator”, “the student”, “the lover”), and there remains the nagging fear that you’ve missed the one reference or allusion. Yet the device can be powerful. While a name implies stability and consistency over time, when applied to the psyche it can be akin to putting a label on a whirlwind.

  • 1 month ago | the-tls.co.uk | Alice Jolly |David Annand |Suzi Feay |Randy Boyagoda

    Alice Chadwick’s impressive debut novel unfolds within a twenty-four-hour period in a nameless small town in 1980s England. Teenagers, out on a hot summer evening, wander between the weir, a party, the off-licence. Robin has sex with Jonah, who is the boyfriend of her best friend, Tin. As “the whole teenage comedy unfolds”, no one realizes that a tragedy is also taking place.

  • 1 month ago | the-tls.co.uk | David Annand |Suzi Feay |Alice Jolly |Randy Boyagoda

    The football novel has a problem. The thing that is most interesting about the sport, to most novelists at least, is the tribalism it engenders, the way it stirs passions, demands loyalty and delineates groups.

  • 2 months ago | spectator.com.au | Suzi Feay

    The Foot on the Crown Bantam, pp.512, 20 Christopher Fowler was almost absurdly prolific, for much of his life combining fiction with a hectic job heading a film promotion company (he wrote the Alien tagline ‘In space no one can hear you scream’). His debut, the horror novel Roofworld, was inspired by the view from the top of his Soho office building.

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Suzi Feay
Suzi Feay @suzifeay
2 Apr 25

RT @suzisbookbag: Poet and art writer Rachel Spence joins me in the Bag to discuss her latest work, 'Daughter of the Sun', which contains t…

Suzi Feay
Suzi Feay @suzifeay
31 Mar 25

Great event with the funny and charming French author Antoine Laurain yesterday @oxfordlitfest. I was amused to hear that Lush perfume The President's Hat WAS inspired by his novel of the same name! @suzisbookbag

Suzi Feay
Suzi Feay @suzifeay
21 Mar 25

I loved spending time with these very switched-on students! Good luck with the mag. @suzisbookbag

The Cherwell School Sixth Form
The Cherwell School Sixth Form @CherwellEnrich

Ahead of @oxfordlitfest, Year 12s enjoyed an arts journalism masterclass with professional journalist @suzifeay. Thanks to the generous support of the OLF team, they'll put Suzi's tips on writing reviews, op eds and interviews into action with their own Festival magazine. https://t.co/grovyqFAjv