Literature

Simon Reynolds
Tomorrow’s Music Today

Renowned music journalist and author Simon Reynolds releases new book “Futuromania” after eight years, a collection of essays on the music of the future.

Seán Hewitt
The Metamorphoses

Ahead of the publication of his second collection of poetry, the dextrous author and academic reflects on Queer somatic and cultural inheritance.

Anna Biller
The Gothic for the Girls

The cult filmmaker turns her attention to a new medium with her debut novel, “Bluebeard’s Castle”, delivering a fresh expression of the Gothic genre.

Brontez Purnell
Live and Direct

Brontez Purnell, Oakland’s punky, queer poet laureate steps out once more with latest album, “No Jack Swing,” an iridescent offering from a pop genius.

Graeme Armstrong
Everyday hero

The bestselling, award winning author of “The Young Team” discusses realism, representation, and being a student of his own life.

Yomi Adegoke
Moment by moment

From the pages of Vogue to this summer's most eagerly anticipated debut novel, the author talks debate, internet culture, and living up to the hype.

Megan Nolan
Shades of morality

The internationally-bestselling author discusses her brand-new novel “Ordinary Human Failings”, one of this summer’s most highly-anticipated releases.

Coco Mellors
A constant happiness

The author of the glittering debut novel “Cleopatra and Frankenstein” talks community, perseverance, and doting on Donna Tartt.

Savannah Brown
A digital love affair

The American poet’s latest collection “Closer Baby Closer” provides a range of meditations on modern intimacy in all its uncomfortably sticky glory.

David Shrigley
A deadpan sensibility

The British artist’s newest book, “Get Your Shit Together,” provides a compendium of his prolific work subverting the mundane through heavy satire.