Optic Nerve, María Gainza’s English-language debut, offers a subtly intellectual, yet relievingly unpretentious exhibition of art’s most enduring […]
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We all hate end-of-year book round-ups. No-one has ever read a single book included in an end-of-year list, […]
17-year-old Luisa finds herself soothed by the dark. The nocturnal. By subterranean Mexico City, where she lives. She […]
“Picture a hill half blasted into history”, and begin your journey into Benjamin Myers’s Under the Rock: a […]
The late season is Stephen Hines’s first collection of short stories. It’s bleak. Close. A mirror in a […]
Harry Gallon’s second novel, Every Fox is a Rabid Fox, is a fractured, feverish narrative which reflects on […]
Mariana Enríquez’s Things We Lost in the Fire is a mutant blend of lit fic and fantasy — […]
