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The Biscuit Reviews No 4: Elizabeth is Missing and Cardinal
A double header this week. First up, I marvel at how in "Elizabeth is Missing", Emma Healey has crafted a tale about an old lady with dementia into a thrilling and moving mystery. Next up, I consider the themes that connect that novel to the Scandi-noir-esque Canadian detective series "Cardinal".
The episode starts with the review of "Elizabeth is Missing", but you can skip to 7minutes 20seconds if you just want the "Cardinal" review.
Go to www.thehumanish.co.uk for the written versions of both reviews and all links.
Music by Ketsa
Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
freemusicarchive.org/music/ketsa
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By HumanishA double header this week. First up, I marvel at how in "Elizabeth is Missing", Emma Healey has crafted a tale about an old lady with dementia into a thrilling and moving mystery. Next up, I consider the themes that connect that novel to the Scandi-noir-esque Canadian detective series "Cardinal".
The episode starts with the review of "Elizabeth is Missing", but you can skip to 7minutes 20seconds if you just want the "Cardinal" review.
Go to www.thehumanish.co.uk for the written versions of both reviews and all links.
Music by Ketsa
Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
freemusicarchive.org/music/ketsa