Julian Stannard’s slim novel (novella, really) is an excoriating satire of Higher Education. It is also a near-future dystopia, but one told...

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Leni Zumas’s novel Wolf Bells publishes in September 2025 in the United States, and, honestly, with the current socio-political dysfunction...

"Cora never liked the name Gordon. The way it starts with a splintering sound that makes her think of cracked boiled sweets, and then e...

  This dazzling collection begins with an epigraph from Rainer Maria Rilke: "The work of the eyes is done. / Go now and do the heart-wo...

Winner of the 2024 International Book and Pamphlet competition, this beautifully crafted collection is an homage to love, shared experiences...

At least they can't cancel Spring was a refrain coined by David Hockney in 2020 when he found himself locked down in Normandy, surround...

"Skail" is an old Scots word meaning a scattering or dispersal. This information is provided in the back-cover blurb, where we als...

  Karen Stevens’s debut collection transports the reader straight into her fictional world with a tag line that sounds both like a warning a...