Laura Waddell is a publisher and writer, whose essays on working class identity, feminism and modern literary culture […]
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James Miller’s third novel UnAmerican Activities pays tribute to, and subverts, American pop culture and genre fiction. Through […]
Punk is Dead: Modernity Killed Every Night, edited by Richard Cabutt and Andrew Gallix, is an academic investigation […]
Know Your Place is a crowdfunded anthology from Dead Ink books, which provides a platform for 24 working […]
Scarlet West is a DJ, diarist and denizen of Soho, whose first book, I’d Like To Thank Manchester […]
Harry Gallon’s second novel, Every Fox is a Rabid Fox, is a fractured, feverish narrative which reflects on […]
Taking in everything from linguistic dystopianism to Freudian whimsy, the stories in Joanna Walsh’s second collection, Worlds from […]
Jeffrey Boakye’s debut HOLD TIGHT tells the story of Grime through a discussion of over 50 key tracks, […]
Jess Richards’ third novel, City of Circles, tells the story of Danu, a tightrope walker who loses her […]
Preti Tanja’s novel We That Are Young is a visceral and energetic retelling of King Lear, set against […]
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