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Hercule Poirot is to test his famous grey cells once again in a “new” Agatha Christie novel – the first featuring the fictional Belgian detective since Christie’s death in 1976, writes the
John Simenon has donated the entirety of the archival documents relating to his father’s work.
As The Observer’s restaurant critic and the One Show’s resident food expert, Jay Rayner has made a name for himself as a no-nonsense foodie, a man with a ferocious appetite and no time for f
Novelist Anna Mackenzie, a New Zealander specialising in young-adult fiction, has been awarded a writer's residency by Passa Porta, Belgium’s International House of Literature, writes the
Belgian crime writer Pieter Aspe has had his first novel published in the United States – 18 years after its original release.
For sixteen years, Sterling Books has provided Brussels with the kind of bookshop usually seen in feel-good films: a place where you not only buy books, but where you also stick around for a
Hell hath no fury like a junior-to-mid-ranking civil servant scorned. Or, if not fury, at the very least perseverance and resourcefulness.
Brit Karen Garside runs the Brussels Bookswappers Club
How did you get involved with the Bookswappers?
When Helen Grant lived in Bad Münstereifel for several years with her family, she fell in love with the local legends and folklore of the historic
