Independent Bookshop, Hackney, since 2008
by Eleanor //
This stunning novel switches between crumbling houses in Vineland in 1871 and 2016. The dual narratives explore shifting paradigms and the struggles of those who confront them. This a parable for our times that explores our very notion of shelter in a world that increasingly struggles to provide it.
by Eleanor //
A young woman attempts narcotic hibernation in this disturbing yet tender novel. Privileged, but empty inside, she struggles with the loss of her parents and damaged relationships. A dark comedy that is both merciless and compassionate - Ottessa Moshfegh at her best.
by Eleanor //
A stunningly beautifully written novel by the author of Fen. This retelling of (at least) two fairy tales/myths is set on the river and tells the story of a daughter abandoned by her mother.
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Friday: 11am-7pm
Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday: 11am-6pm
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