Digital Editor’s Note: I’m delighted to re-discover and re-publish this book extract from our Guest Writer, Katy Canty. As of May 27th 2022, the UK prison population was 80,200. As
Digital Editor’s Note: I’m delighted to re-discover and re-publish this book extract from our Guest Writer, Katy Canty. As of May 27th 2022, the UK prison population was 80,200. As
Digital Editor’s Note: I’m excited and proud to welcome Rob Allwright as a Guest Writer here at the Sorted Magazine website. Rob brings a wealth of experience and is one
Digital Editor’s Note: I’m excited and proud to welcome Rob Allwright as our Guest Writer here at the Sorted Magazine website. Rob brings a wealth of experience and is one
I read this book when it first appeared in 1995. Just the title fascinated me. Tender . . . Warrior? Surely a contradiction in terms? Adding great credibility to all
As the revitalised England cricket team slog it out with Australia for the Ashes again, I’m reviewing a book I bought when I visited Australia nearly twenty years ago. Steve
Max Dickens describes himself as an author, a playwright and a recovering stand-up comedian. But he has a problem. He’s thinking of getting married, but not sure which of his
Sorted writer, Ian Kirke, discovers the books of Peter May, then meets the man himself. In 2014 The Goldfinch, by Donna Tartt, won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, although, according
Last Saturday on The Big Lunch radio show I chatted with my mate, John Lawson, a former violent criminal, bouncer and body guard. John’s worked with some famous household names
Author and journalist Kate Murphy describes herself as someone who “listens for a living”. In this thoroughly researched non-fiction tome she gathers up the experience and ideas of others who