Memorial, 29 June Kitty Fitzgerald

Memorial, 29 June Kitty FitzgeraldCelebrated for her signature insight and precision, Tine Heg returns with a wry, haunting, and riotously funny novel about how loss is bound up with the urge to create Asta is invited to a memorial. Its been ten years since her university friend August died. The invitation disrupts everything the novel she is working on and her friendship with Mai and her two year old son reanimating longings, doubts, and the ghosts of parties past. Soon a new story

But this bag did not contain photographic equipment

lyrical rants

Chris McCabe delves into the shadowy recesses of London history

s explores where the human and nonhuman meet

Secret Shelter continues the story of witness protection officer

Banality and brutality vie with the human ability to overcome oppression

the eclectic collection he gathered within its walls

responsibility

‘Jew-a-lingo (Code-switching for Jews 1970 edition)’ which emphasises Jewish humour as a staple survival strategy

who resisted slavery with love

Jen Hadfield

but a white Jamaican in a black Jamaica