Readers will be transported to Italy during World War II. "GMA's" Book Club pick for November is a beautiful and big-hearted story of people brought together by love, war and art. In bestselling ...

ACTRESS and writer Sarah Winman's third novel Tin Man is a heartbreaking story about love, loss and grief. Ellis and Michael are best friends, both growing up without their mothers in Oxford in the ...

THE third novel by Sarah Winman, author of When God Was A Rabbit, is a marvel, full of love, longing and loss, huge emotions described in such a beautifully understated way that their impact is all ...

A catastrophic flood in Florence in 1966 was the inspiration for Sarah Winman’s fourth novel, Still Life. A former actor for many years, Winman had her first novel, the bestselling When God Was a ...

You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Sarah Winman, the author of the novel When God was a Rabbit, will be guest editing The Afterword all this ...

SARAH Winman’s first two novels, When God Was A Rabbit and A Year Of Marvellous Ways, were a tad whimsical for my taste, although both showed an emerging writer with a sharp and inventive eye. In Tin ...

In 1952, Cardiff’s Tiger Bay area is a last-chance saloon for seamen and refugees from across the world. When a Polish shopkeeper is savagely murdered, suspicion falls on Mahmood Mattan, a Somali ...

There are books that tug on the heartstrings, and then there are full-on tractor pulls. When God Was a Rabbit falls into the latter category. Sarah Winman's debut novel has been attracting a great ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The heart of the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz is made of velvet and sawdust, and despite his longing for a real heart, he is the most ...

This year’s International Festival of Authors, which takes place between October 19 and 30 in Toronto, features nearly 200 participants from 20 countries around the world. Each day, the National Post ...

All of us sometimes revel in the thrill of shopping, be it tangible, cyber or vicarious. And we can all, equally, be appalled by the experience – particularly in the run-up to Christmas. If rampant ...