The Two Keisukes is written in the third person and printed on cream cotton rag feathered-edged paper. The elongated pages are hand sewn to...

Like the central figure of Hieronymous Bosch’s triptych on St Anthony, the protagonist of Brian Howell’s In the Garden is subject to his ow...

What a pleasant surprise to find that Brian Howell is still writing and publishing fiction. I first came across him years ago in UK literary...

While reading this chapbook short story, I had a sense of moving towards something mystical, poetic and subtly menacing. Three Japanese univ...

Brian Howell’s latest collection of short stories, The Man Who Loved Kuras and Other Stories (Salt, 2022), is wonderfully weird. What can b...