Pages of Hackney

A tender, brutal yet beautiful memoir that chronicles Machado's experience of an abusive relationship with another woman. Its form cleverly centres various constructed genres/tropes/literary or cinematic modes as versions of their relationship, either representing or in stark contrast with reality ...
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On a far-future earth whose inhabitants suffer through perpetual cycles of environmental catastrophe, a mother and daughter are torn apart by the forces of a society built upon violent systemic oppression and voracious exploitation of natural resources. Their journey towards ...
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Join us for this year's late night shopping event and enjoy some free mulled wine and live music while you browse. Featuring poetry from twin duo Che and an unplugged set from Chris Venables and friends. No need to RSVP, ...
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To make your festive shopping a little easier, we've carefully compiled a list of gift ideas that covers everything from new fiction to feminism, children's books, music, poetry, and much more. Whether it's literary gifts for your loved one, something ...
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At 105 pages, Isabel Waidner’s second novel for micropress Dostoyevsky Wannabe serves as a conveniently-sized companion for those moments of extreme Brexit-anxiety when comfort can only conceivably be found in queer migrant accounts of hocking bootleg high-end sportswear on the ...
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I snoozed on this one for far too long but in its new paperback edition, Will Ashon’s deep dive into Wu-Tang Clan’s 1993 hip-hop opus Enter the Wu-Tang totally floored me. Far from being another dreary Classic Album nostalgia trip, ...
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