Book review: A very readable and expertly paced quest for a past love in post-apocalyptic London

Migraine presents a disturbing vision of where humanity might be headed, but it is also hopeful
Book review: A very readable and expertly paced quest for a past love in post-apocalyptic London

The story follows two male characters, Ellis and Sam, as they travel on foot across a post-apocalyptic London.

Sat, 09 Aug, 2025 - 00:54
Seán Kelly

  • Migraine 
  • Samuel Fisher 
  • Corsair 

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