Book Reviews

'Endless Fall's', by Mohamed Leftah, stark beauty and integrity make it one of the more intricate condemnations of homophobia available.

'Second Hand Love' by Yamada Murasaki is a collection of linked stories showing women who are knowingly dating married men.

Chaos in Kinshasa, written by Thierry Bellefroid with art by Barly Baruti, is set against the background of The Rumble in Jungle.

'The Cautious Traveller's Guide to the Wastelands' by Sarah Brooks is a compelling read set in a landscape both terrifying and fascinating.

'Gretel and The Great War' by Adam Ehrlich Sachs is a grim and satiric look at a society in the midst of upheaval.

'Sword of the War God' by Tim Hodkinson brings a fascinating era of European history to life with a mixture of fact and fiction.

'Self Esteem and the End of the World' by Luke Healy examines the impact of changes, particularly technology, on our social norms.

'What It Is' by Lynda Barry is an inspirational workbook, and a philosophical reflection on creativity and meaning.

'The Saint of Bright Doors' by Vajra Chanrasekera, witty, wise and more than little bit weird, will leave you captivated.

GLEEM by Freddy Carasco is an Afrofuturist cyberpunk creation with its own unique flavour and style.