This is a novel that surprised me first by existing and then by being not only funny – and it is very funny – but also strangely, desperately moving.

First published in Unthology 11 (2019).

A square mile of sky is, of course, what you make of it.

Eco-fascism is a modern-day ideology, fuelled by the internet, but its roots are deep – and often forgotten.

‘Car Park Life’ really is a memoir of car park exploration. Rees’s mission, outlined in the shadow of Hastings Morrisons, is to challenge the ‘assumed truth’ that car parks are ‘non-places’.

David Rothenberg has carved out a somewhat crooked niche as a celebrated musician-cum-birdsong investigator, and for some time has been…

A memoir of pigeon-keeping and middle-class life in flux, Jon Day’s ‘Homing’ is a sort of ‘P Is For Pigeon’.

The story of human history
—from a bird’s eye view.

In returning, nearly 30 years on, to the territories he last explored in his 1992 Trabant travelogue Stalin’s Nose, Rory…