VERSO MEDIA / ARCHIVE

Category: Books

Book reviews, reading reflections and literary discoveries from Verso, spanning crime, biography, fiction and much more.

June 2026 reading review featuring twelve books

June 2026 Books

Twelve books and 4,996 pages in June, including crime thrillers, memoirs and biographies—and one novel that completely caught me off guard.

Read more →
May 2026 reading review

May 2026 Books

Eight books from May, ranging from crime and time travel to Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks and deeply questionable workplace culture.

Read more →
AprilBooks

April 2026 Books

Nine books from April, with crime, thrillers and an assortment of memorable characters across another strong reading month.

Read more →
March 2026 reading review

March 2026 Books

March brought a mixed reading month of time travel, murder, doomed relationships and people making consistently poor decisions.

Read more →
February 2026 reading review

February 2026 Books

Six books from February, featuring small-town mysteries, suspicious influencers, dysfunctional families and plenty of fictional bodies.

Read more →
January 2026 reading review

January 2026 Books

Six books and 1,880 pages in January, with crime fiction, time travel, a heist and an ever-growing trail of fictional bodies.

Read more →
Melanie Green, Felixstowe memoir author

Melanie Green

Meet Felixstowe author Melanie Green, whose candid cancer memoir and guided journal offer honesty, humour and practical support to others.

Read more →
Julie Missen, Suffolk author writing as J.D. Missen

Julie Missen

Meet Suffolk author Julie Missen, who writes as J.D. Missen across psychological thrillers, poetry and children’s books rooted in East Anglia.

Read more →
Iain Maitland, Felixstowe author

Iain Maitland

Meet Felixstowe author Iain Maitland, whose psychological thrillers and candid memoirs explore mental health, family and emotional truth.

Read more →
Jeanette Hewitt, Suffolk psychological crime author

Jeanette Hewitt

Meet Suffolk author Jeanette Hewitt, writing as J.M. Hewitt—creator of atmospheric psychological crime thrillers filled with tension and trauma.

Read more →