Review: Helen Marten’s debut novel The Boiled in Between
The Boiled in Between is the debut novel by Turner Prize-winning artist Helen Marten, a work of fiction that will surely be acclaimed for its author's bold and innovative geist.…
Culture is not Cancelled: Creatives Share Their Inspiration
Little did we know at the beginning of 2020 that we'd be spending a big chunk of it in somewhat of an altered reality. When Covid-19 emerged, we all had…
Tine Høeg’s New Passengers: A Brilliant Mélange of Uncertainty and Strength
The month of August has become known as the "Women in Translation Month", dedicated to reading and promoting mesmerizing works that were written by women, and translated into other languages.…
9½ Questions With Stuart Turton about The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle
I believe I have already spoken about my firm belief that certain books enter your life at a certain, oportune, moment in time. This was certainly the case for me…
Anglozine’s Pick for Summer 2020: Worms Magazine, Issue 2
Today we would like to share with you a new publishing endeavour that we adore to pieces – the exquisite Worms magazine. Worms is edited by Clem Macleod, and published…
On a Journey with Greensey – A Review of Tamara Drobac’s First Novel
When an evening broadcast of the civil war in Croatia interrupts what should be a quiet evening for Ellie, a seven-year old girl living in the UK, she decides to…
Inwardness Turned Outwards: Tools for Extinction
Tools for Extinction is a collection of short fiction and non-fiction that was envisaged and published as a response to the period of social distancing and illness caused by the…