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Unapologetic, raw yet graceful, Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir weaves in breathless prose a powerful story of self-expression, charting early abuse, addiction, homelessness, self-sabotage, and desire, while coming of age as a writer. All this is underpinned by two constants, the exhilaration/solace ...
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Join us for a discussion of contemporary feminisms and intersectionality featuring Eishar Kaur and Wei Ming Kam, contributors to CAN WE ALL BE FEMINISTS? (Little Brown, 2018) ...
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Join us as we welcome Jeffrey Boakye to read from and discuss BLACK, LISTED, his new book celebrating the words and phrases that by choice or by circumstance define the Black British experience ...
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The shortlist for this year's Republic of Consciousness Prize was announced yesterday and once again it features titles from some of our favourite small presses. Take a look at the contenders below and reserve online or pop in and browse, ...
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If Kathy Acker had written wild Dominican post-cyberpunk about ecological and temporal collapse, it might have looked something like Tentacle. The queer Yoruban eco-sci-fi skewering of the contemporary art world you didn’t know you needed.* With pirates.*You probably knew deep ...
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First appearing ten years ago, The White Paper was a short but strikingly graceful outline of how an electronic cash system called Bitcoin might function without reliance on a central authority such as a bank or government, and was attributed ...
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