Non-fiction

26 September 2024

GOOD WRITING HAS TO HURT: Rodge Glass on ‘Joshua In The Sky: A Blood Memoir’
14 July 2024

THE BIG BABEL: Ross Perlin on Listening to the World Speak Through New York City
30 June 2024

THE FUTURE’S A TREACHEROUS BEAST: Bram E. Gieben on ‘The Darkest Timeline’ and more.
30 March 2024

WORKING TO CHANGE POPULAR CULTURE: On ‘Listen’ by Michel Faber
27 January 2024

STRUGGLING FOR CREATIVITY: The Lives of the Artists by Susan Finlay
25 November 2023

GLASGOW THROUGH GRAY: Poor Things & Alasdair Gray’s Legacy
29 October 2023

QUITE BEAUTIFULLY NOT: Always Open Always Closed by Caitlin Merrett King
8 October 2023

CAPITALISM STEALS OUR REST: Sleepless by Marie Darrieussecq (Trans. by Penny Hueston)
2 October 2023

‘SOME OF US JUST FALL: On Nature and Not Getting Better’ by Polly Atkin
20 September 2023

THE ABUSE OF POSSESSION: ‘After Sappho’ by Selby Wynn Schwartz
28 April 2020

THE SEA OR THE MOUNTAIN: Two Histories of Environmental Thinking
29 January 2020

CLIMATE CHANGE POETRY: IS IT EFFECTIVE?
19 December 2018

READS OF THE YEAR 2018: Richard Price
18 September 2018

LEANING TOWARDS ECOSEXUAL: Greta Gaard’s ‘Critical Ecofeminism’
2 August 2018

ANTHOLOGISING THE ANTHROPOCENE: ‘Arts of Living on a Damaged Planet’ and ‘Veer Ecology’
17 May 2018

WHAT DID WE DO?
18 April 2018

HISTORY’S MESH: ‘Ghosts on the Shore: Travels Along Germany’s Baltic Coast’ by Paul Scraton
22 January 2018

WHOSE ANTHROPOCENE? ‘Anthropocene Feminism’, edited by Richard Grusin
16 January 2018

METONYMY, OR DAPPLED TRANSLATION: Robin Munby translates Vadim Muratkhanov
15 November 2017

SOME THOUGHTS ON ‘PROTEST’
19 September 2017

EIBF 2017: TRAVELOGUE WITH A TRAVELOGUE OF TRAVELOGUES* – Outriders
27 February 2017

THE TWO ANACHRONISMS: An Ecocritical Response to a Review – by Steve Mentz
29 December 2016

READS OF THE YEAR 2016: Vicki Husband
29 December 2016

READS OF THE YEAR 2016: Tom White