Yorkshire Times: Interview
Author Interview: Sharon Duggal Should We Fall Behind by Sharon Duggal is a gritty yet tender novel giving life to people often ignored. It is a story set in any British city; a story of the …
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Louder Than War: Book Review
Sharon Duggal – Should We Fall Behind Bluemoose Books Out 22 October 2020 Should We Fall Behind is for anyone with a heart who has ever looked at a person huddled in a cold shop …
Duggal Chosen for LoveMyRead
LOVEMYREAD chooses … Should We All Fall Behind as one of 6 books especially curated for adults for October 2020 FICTION Jimmy Noone escapes his difficult life in a small town and finds himself …
Elspells Blog: Should We Fall Behind
Elspells Review Review: I don’t think it is any great secret that I am a massive fan of the books that Bluemoose have published so far this year. Saving Lucia by Anna Vaught and The Sound Mirror by Heidi …
Morning Star Review: Should We Fall Behind
Engrossing commentary on the woeful state of the nation SHARON DUGGAL’S captivating debut novel The Handsworth Times was so successful because of its precise detailing of place and time. For her second book, the …
BookBeats Blog review: Should We Fall Behind
Should We Fall Behind is … A quietly urgent book, that asks of today’s Britain, ‘Where’s your humanity, for fuck’s sake?’ A book that will sit rightly on my book shelves next to Steinbeck, Mistry …
Announcement: Should We Fall Behind, the second novel by Sharon Duggal will be published in October 2020
Sharon Duggal’s second novel, SHOULD WE FALL BEHIND will be published by Bluemoose Books in October 2020. For more information and to request a review copy, please contact Kevin@bluemoosebooks.com
New short story commissioned for Love Bites, an anthology of short fiction inspired by Pete Shelley and Buzzcocks
The Anthology Love Bites is a anthology of fiction inspired by Pete Shelley and Buzzcocks. The collection consists of both short-fiction and even shorter flash-fiction in keeping with the immediacy and brevity of the 3-minute pop …
Asian Voice Newspaper, Sharon Duggal: on The Book of Birmingham and the Pertinent Power of Authorship
The concept explored in this exciting, new short story collection, The Book of Birmingham, featuring up and coming writer Duggal, and skillfully edited by Bhanot, is starkly modern. It is also strikingly framed by the political setting …
Outside Left: The Book Of Birmingham
Sharon Duggal read first from her story, Seep. Her story of girls doing something maybe they shouldn’t, but maybe not so bad now, in 1960s Handsworth, to a soundtrack of American Soul music. Oh it …