Book review: Reader leaves dinner table unsated

A major flaw in the central conceit of the Lottie Hazell's 'Piglet' completely undermines what is a well-written debut
Book review: Reader leaves dinner table unsated

Author Lottie Hazell decides not to reveal the major plot point of ‘Piglet’, which will leave some readers with unresolved feeling and dissatisfaction with narrative. Picture: Siobhan Calder

Sat, 27 Jan, 2024 - 02:00
Marjorie Brennan

  • Piglet 
  • Lottie Hazell 
  • Doubleday,  €17.50

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