Twisty and enigmatic, our April book of the month evades definition — fiction and non-fiction, art and metafiction, a history and a fantasy — Pariah Genius spans it all, and does so with the utmost style. From London’s own literary master, Iain Sinclair, Pariah Genius takes you down the art world’s back-alleys of mid-century Soho and into the imagined world of “Murderer of parrots. Assassin of reputation. Lover of the loveless. Treasured pariah. Gossip and gutter genius. Soho drudge”, John Deakin. In ​Pariah Genius, literary giant Iain Sinclair follows in Deakin’s footsteps, chronicling his Soho life — and the world of … Continue reading Pariah Genius | April Book of the Month

In a mad, fast-paced, non-stop world, all we’re looking for is a bit of light relief, a few laughs, some advice and a heart-to-heart — You’re Gonna Die Alone encapsulates all these things in between a cheerfully bright yellow cover … Continue reading You’re Gonna Die Alone (& other excellent news) | November Book of the Month

Though first published in 1945, George Orwell’s allegorical Animal Farm has never not been politically relevant—a dystopian book that has sparked so much debate and controversy that is it still banned in some countries to this day. Our September Book … Continue reading Beasts of England | September Book of the Month Review