The Metro have reviewed The Last Photograph, and they’ve said some lovely things! Here’s the full review: “Chapman’s book follows a war photographer, and gets under the skin of a character more at home in the pursuit of professional action than in his normal life…The knack of evoking time and place without wearing research too Read More …
Two new reviews of The Last Photograph were published this weekend, one in The Sunday Times in their Popular Fiction and The Mail on Sunday in their Best New Fiction segments. Here they are: “Chapman has a taut, economical style that proves immersive.” The Sunday Times “[The Last Photograph’s] guilt-ridden hero is hugely sympathetic” Mail Read More …
The Australian has given The Last Photograph a wonderful review. You can read it below. If you’d like to order a signed copy, you can here.
Tatler have chosen The Last Photograph as one of their 10 books to read this summer. Woop woop! If you’d like to order a signed copy, you can here.
BuzzFeed have chosen The Last Photograph as one of their 31 Incredible Books you must read this summer. And it’s in wonderful company. Scroll down to see it! If you’d like to order a signed copy, you can preorder a copy here.
The White Company have recommended The Last Photograph as one of their top summer reads 2016, which is great news as I love their shops! It’s been dubbed the best ‘war novel’, and likened to Y by Marjorie Celona, which I loved. Scroll down to see my listing. Yey! If you’d like to order a Read More …
Look what just arrived!! Finished copies of The Last Photograph, out in just over 2 weeks! So amazing to hold these in my hands after 4 years of work. And they are truly beautiful! If you would like a signed copy, you can get one here, or you can order a copy from Wordery here, Read More …
The first review of The Last Photograph is in and it’s wonderful! Thank you to Sebastian Shakespeare at Tatler for such an insightful review.If you would like to order a copy, you can here.
When I was 23, I moved to Australia to live with my now-husband. It was the place where so much of my life fell into place, including having my first novel published. While I was there, and learning the ways of being a real published writer, I met a group of women, all of whom Read More …
Over the past few days, I’ve been an outsider here in Vienna, attempting to reach some kind of understanding about what sort of people the Viennese are. I’ve caught glimpses: the cloakroom manager at the ballet’s obvious regard for rules, the assertiveness of people in the queue. People’s desire to help, but only within the Read More …
