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The Ballad of the Sad Cafe. Carson McCullers.

Mr Loverman - Bernadine Evaristo

Just finished: 'Nico, Songs They Never Play on the Radio' by James Young. One of the best books about music I have read.

I am not expecting it to be quite at the level of the first 2 as it was only partially completed when he died and was finished by others but it will be good to complete the journey. Just finished 'Judas' by Amos Oz. A reflection on the origins of the state of Israel with parallels being drawn...

I enjoyed the first 2 Patrick Leigh Fermor books. How does the third compare?

'Madonna in a Fur Coat' by Sabahattin Ali.

Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami. I have been working my way through some of his books over the last 6 months and he manages to throw up perspectives that can surprise even a world weary old cynic like me