Doug Johnstone, Author at Big Issue

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Doug Johnstone

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Book reviews: Three Assassins and Devil House

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Book reviews: The Second Cut and The Anomaly

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Scattered All Over the Earth review: A fascinating tale of language and culture in flux

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Sea of Tranquility review: Time travel is anything but tired in this wonderfully inventive novel

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Nudes by Elle Nash: short, sharp and sometimes shocking

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A Certain Hunger by Chelsea G Summers: a delve inside the mind of a monster

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River Clyde by Simone Buchholz review: A daring, original crime story

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Book reviews: The Killing Hills and The Shadows of Men

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Dead Relatives review: Brilliantly atmospheric and relentlessly creepy

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Far From the Light of Heaven review: Wrongfoots the reader at every turn

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The Book of Form and Emptiness by Ruth Ozeki: A deeply profound novel about human connection

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Bewilderment by Richard Powers: Packs a hell of a punch

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