The Mail on Sunday has reviewed Paul Cooper‘s All Our Broken Idols. “An engrossing, seamlessly written deliberation on the enduring power of art.” Read the full review here. All Our Broken...
The Observer has reviewed Paul Cooper‘s All Our Broken Idols. “Cooper’s trips to Iraq and his historical interests (he hosts the excellent Fall of Civilisations podcast) lend All Our Broken Idols authenticity. The...
BBC History Magazine has reviewed Paul Cooper‘s All Our Broken Idols. “With its two female protagonists separated by more than 2,500 years of history, and its narrative strobing back and forth...
The Sunday Times has reviewed Paul Cooper‘s All Our Broken Idols. “In this richly imagined novel Cooper’s two narratives seem unconnected at first but striking parallels between them soon emerge.” All...
Paul Cooper, author of River of Ink, will be part of a Q&A panel at Caxton Books & Gallery tomorrow evening. Click here for more information. Buy the UK edition...
River of Ink is “vivid and compelling” (Mail on Sunday). Paul Cooper “transports us to 13th-century Sri Lanka in this stunning debut. The cowardly…
River of Ink is “vivid and compelling” (Mail on Sunday). Paul Cooper “transports us to 13th-century Sri Lanka in this stunning debut. The cowardly Asanka spends his days writing love poetry...
UEA graduate Paul Cooper‘s debut novel, River of Ink, is out today in paperback! The hardback was released by Bloomsbury UK, US and India in January 2016 and received huge praise from The...
Author Samantha Shannon (The Song Rising) has named Paul Cooper’s River of Ink one of her top books of 2016…
The Times have chosen Paul Cooper’s debut River of Ink as one of their Books of the Year 2016…