Lucie McKnight Hardy’s debut novel Water Shall Refuse Them is set during the 1976 summer heatwave. Nif, a […]
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Zeba Talkhani’s memoir My Past is a Foreign Country is a powerful memoir which examines the author’s experiences […]
Niven Govinden’s fifth novel, This Brutal House, is an elegiac and politically engaged portrait of New York’s vogue […]
Will Wiles’ third novel, Plume, is a tense account of alcoholism, literary fraud and property development. The book […]
One of the launch releases from UEA-based publisher Boiler House Press, Ruby Cowling’s collection This Paradise is inventive […]
Saskia Vogel’s debut novel, Permission, is a haunting pre-millennial coming of age story, exploring grief, loneliness, desire, and […]
We all hate end-of-year book round-ups. No-one has ever read a single book included in an end-of-year list, […]
‘One week there, the next nowhere to be seen, that’s how my dead began, out of control… Lying […]
Punk is Dead: Modernity Killed Every Night is a wide-ranging collection of writing on punk, taking in memoir […]
Perfidious Albion, Sam Byers’ second novel, occupied an uncomfortable territory between the state of the nation novel and […]
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