They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us will probably hit you where you live. Continue reading They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us by Hanif Abdurraqib review – everything is everything
Tanyel introduces a new children’s book that promotes acceptance of others and not being confined by gender. Continue reading From the Stars in the Sky to the Fish in the Sea – whatever you want you can be
Tanyel previews the perfect pick-me-up book to give to your female friends. Continue reading What My Girlfriends Told Me: a tribute to friendship
Reza Farazmand opens Tanyel’s eyes to the bizarre humour of graphic novels. Continue reading Comics For A Strange World: A Book of Poorly Drawn Lines (that are skillfully timed)
Tanyel becomes acquainted with London’s hidden gems, revealed by Hoxton Mini Press’s arty photo guides. Continue reading The best London guides for alternative sides of the city
Tanyel takes a peak at the latest offerings from Europa Editions, then selects her top two. Continue reading The two new books from Europa Editions that you need to put on your reading list
September’s BOTM is a translated work of autobiographical fiction – and it’s hit the UK book industry with perfect timing. Continue reading September Book of the Month: The Hotel Tito by Ivana Bodrožic
The month’s graphic novel pick is soon to be made into a Netflix series, bringing a new edge to the disgruntled teenager. Continue reading September Graphic Novel of the Month: The End of the Fucking World by Charles Forsman
Persuaded by the book’s striking cover, Tanyel finds an equally striking and memorable style of writing. Continue reading Eastman Was Here – A repulsive womaniser, with a woman who holds his heart
Tanyel selects Turnaround’s current top picks of spoken word poetry collections. Continue reading Our current poetry collection favourites
