Reid's Reader – A Blog of Book Reviews and Comment.

Welcome to REID’S READER, a site renewed fortnightly and devoted to the appreciation and discussion of books old and new by bibliophile, critic and reviewer Nicholas Reid. Each week REID’S READER offers Something New, Something Old and Something Thoughtful to readers and browsers. REID’S READER will sometimes feature guest reviewers and will sometimes offer general book news, but it does not run publishers’ publicity material. We would be grateful for any donation you can make by way of Paypal.

Monday, September 21, 2026

Something New

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    We feature each month Nicholas Reid's reviews and comments on new and recent books.    Mr. SIDHU’S POST OFFICE by Amman Brar ( Harpe...

Something Old

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   Not everything worth reading is hot off the press. In this section, we recommend "something old" that is still well worth rea...

Something Thoughtful

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     Nicholas Reid reflects in essay form on general matters and ideas related to literature, history, popular culture and the arts, or ju...
Monday, August 24, 2026

Something New

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    We feature each fortnight Nicholas Reid's reviews and comments on new and recent books.    CITY OF WIDOWS by Nadia Hashimi ( Harper-...

Something Old

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     Not everything worth reading is hot off the press. In this section, we recommend "something old" that is still well worth r...

Something Thoughtful

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     Nicholas Reid reflects in essay form on general matters and ideas related to literature, history, popular culture and the arts, or ju...
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Monday, August 10, 2026

Something New

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    We feature each fortnight Nicholas Reid's reviews and comments on new and recent books.    TE TIRITI, EQUALITY AND THE FUTURE OF NEW...

Something Old

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   Not everything worth reading is hot off the press. In this section, we recommend "something old" that is still well worth rea...

Something Thoughful

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    Nicholas Reid reflects in essay form on general matters and ideas related to literature, history, popular culture and the arts, or jus...
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