Christiana Spens is the author of two novels, and one non-fiction book, Shooting Hipsters: Rethinking Dissent in the […]
Will Ashon’s non-fiction debut Strange Labyrinth blends nature writing, psychogeography and memoir in its depiction of the ‘outlaws, […]
Set on the eve of the Industrial Revolution, Benjamin Myers’ latest novel The Gallows Pole combines radical politics […]
Irenosen Okojie’s first short story collection Speak Gigantular, presents a series of fantastical, unsettling stories which blend magical […]
Camilla Grudova’s debut collection The Doll’s Alphabet (Fitzcarraldo Editions) blends magical realism with the gothic horror of Thomas […]
Michelle Tea’s Black Wave (And Other Stories) is a raw, bleakly comic examination of cultural and generational shifts. […]
It comes down to drift. Direction, velocity, the forces that impose both. Just a few decades ago, a […]
Not yet fourteen years old, Luke Zamilski is waiting his turn to climb into a garden swimming pool […]
Darran Anderson’s Imaginary Cities (Influx Press) is a sprawling, epic pyschogeographic exploration of our relationships with cities, both real […]
Juliet Jacques is an author, journalist and critic who has written for publications including the New Statesman and Guardian. […]
