Colline, translated into English as Hill, was first published in 1929. It is the award-winning first novella written […]
The Latte Art Catastrophe is a dark comedy for decadent times. The opening episode looks aghast at the […]
Epping Forest is as unlikely to pique my interest as Sherwood Forest, or any of the other British […]
Will Ashon’s non-fiction debut Strange Labyrinth blends nature writing, psychogeography and memoir in its depiction of the ‘outlaws, […]
On My Own I didn’t fully wipe, which can only be fully discovered by walking. This time I […]
Set on the eve of the Industrial Revolution, Benjamin Myers’ latest novel The Gallows Pole combines radical politics […]
My boyhood summer vacations began with a boat ride from a little port in Kazan. The trip would […]
Chateau Marmont—what are you? A different kind of cocktail. One of fantasy, of barely recalled, half-forgotten memories. You […]
the brain is a hybrid machine. / a parallel circuit splayed across clumped dendrite branches, paper, billboard, touch-sensitive […]
McMillan It’s pissing it down in Liverpool. Dark. Cold. Only thin denim jacket with holes. Stupid shoulder bag […]
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