Kezia Rice
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The final episode of Kez's Bookshelf season 1! In this episode I chat through what I loved about Lemn Sissay's memoir My Name is Why, discussing everything from the poetry to the childlike voice to the powerful mix of genres in the memoir. Che
I absolutely loved this book by Bernardine Evaristo: in this review I chat about how she makes what could be gimmicky or clichéd conceits powerful and effortless, how brilliantly she represents womanhood and how easily she portrays characters
In this episode I return to my dissertation topic and discuss Dylan Thomas' radio play Under Milk Wood, discussing its brilliant poetic lines, comforting domesticity that is so similar to lockdown and the darker elements of this world that grad
It took me a while to finish this dense and all-consuming book but it was definitely worth persevering - listen to this episode to hear me quote from brilliant passages, chat about Anna Burns’ exquisite and unique style of writing, consider the
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A review of Ali Smith’s amazing novel Autumn which completely took me back to the summer of 2016 and so cleverly creates a surreal and other-wordly atmosphere. Listen for a breakdown of what is done so well in this book, and a discussion of eve
For my second poetry episode, I'm exploring Eavan Boland's collection Code - I discuss the prominent themes of love and feminism in her work and consider what techniques she uses to make her poetry so effortless and deft, as well as wonderful t
Listen to hear me chat about this brilliant short story collection and quote Zadie Smith at her most sharp and deliciously witty. I also delve into the use of metafiction in the stories and consider the powerful effect of immersion into Smith's
In this episode I chat about what makes this classic novel so brilliant, debrief you on the context surrounding Hurston's work, and consider whether there is truly a love story at the book's heart - all the while avoiding the minefield of spoil
For this episode I had the pleasure of interviewing Naomi Krüger about her debut novel May. We had a lovely chat about the book and her process of writing - I also learnt loads about the way the publishing industry works from our chat as well!
A deep dive into Sally Rooney's universally popular novel Normal People - in this episode I try to unpick what is so special about this book and discuss how to place my opinions about it amongst the sea of overwhelming praise that is already ou
Today I'm reviewing John Williams' novel Stoner, which really surpassed the expectations I had of it - listen to hear my full review of the book! Buy your own copy of Stoner here*: Hive Books *This is
My review of Clive James' collection of poetry Sentenced to Life - featuring me reading a few lines from my favourites of his poems! Buy your own copy of Sentenced to Life here*: Hive Books *This is a
A review of Tara Westover's brilliant memoir Educated - listen to hear my thoughts! Buy your own copy of Educated here*: Hive Books *This is an affiliate link.
Today I'm reviewing Jackie Kay's novel Trumpet, listen to hear my thoughts on the book! Buy your own copy of Trumpet here*: Hive Books *This is an affiliate link.
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