Books I Read in March

Courtenay's Corner31st March 202231st March 2022Book Reviews, Fiction, Other, Plays, Poetry

For the first half of the month, I hadn’t completed any books. But, I soon changed that. My life is hectic at the minute, so I am reading when I can. However, these are the books, with their genres listed, that I read this month.

1. Morvern Callar by Alan Warner (Fiction)

2. Good Morning, Midnight by Jean Rhys (Fiction)

3. In Love by Alfred Hayes (Fiction)

4. Miss Julie by August Strindberg (Play/Drama)

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Born and raised in the North of England, Courtenay Schembri Gray reared her head as a budding poet with a penchant for the macabre. After finding a kinship in the rich verse of Sylvia Plath, Courtenay has amassed a grand amount of publishing credits. Her poetry collection, The Maggot on Maple Street, was published by Anxiety Press in 2023. Twitter: @courtenaywrites Website: www.courtenayscorner.com View all posts by Courtenay's Corner

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