Book Review: The Factory – Hiroko Oyamada
"Hiroko Oyamada’s The Factory is a sharp and slight workplace novella." - Eve Hawksworth
Book Review: The Lights – Ben Lerner
"The Lights is a beautifully pure, uninhibited study in closing the gap between what we feel, and how we think we should express it." – Ciara Berkeley
Book Review: A Thread of Violence – Mark O’Connell
"As Macarthur is both defined and eclipsed by his strange crimes, O’Connell implores the reader to resist easy conclusions." - Eve Hawksworth
Book Review: The End of Nightwork – Aidan Cottrell-Boyce
"The End of Nightwork is an ambitious and intriguing debut. Due to a mismatch in form and content, however, the reader who wishes to parse its varied parts will have…
Book Review: Life Ceremony – Sayaka Murata
"Life Ceremony is a worthy teaser and, like Murata’s meals, queasily moreish." - Eve Hawksworth
Roadmap: Taken for Granta…
Congrats to our print editor John Patrick McHugh for ‘Hoarfrost’, his short story about love and swinging in rural Ireland being selected by Granta as one of its top reads…
Book Review: Census – Jesse Ball
The traditional definition of ‘parent’ is challenged in Census: what does it mean to be responsible for another person?