Georgie Evans

Robert Rauschenberg was a pioneer of contemporary art, experimentation, and kindness, and produced work all over the world with the ROCI (Rauschenberg Overseas Cultural Interchange). He lived among creators in countries struggling with some…

It’s pretty easy at the moment to imagine the end of the world as we know it. On a day to day basis, though, not many of us worry about a tremendous alien spaceship turning up to steal our air and water, and ultimately causing the breakdown…

This is a really strong collection in terms of both literary and social merit.

Wonderfully confusing, complex, and predictably unpredictable.

"I used to live in the future. Giant leeches ate my arms and then replaced them. Under the circumstances, this was actually a good thing. Anyway now I'm here and I'm looking for someone else from the future."

Loving the Hulu series? Here's what to read if The Handmaid's Tale has you hooked.

Are you picking up any new books this month?

From spies to spooks, here are some upcoming book still to come in 2017 that you should keep an eye on.

"The act of writing a story, of making up people and a world and a conflict and its resolution is subversive. Real life, real society doesn't work that way."

"It’s 2087. Mankind has eradicated war, poverty, and jobs. Robots now perform all work. Humans live free to strive for pure happiness and aesthetic perfection. Everyone except for Reid Rosales."

English is not an easy language to master. Even a lot of native people struggle with it.

"...maybe this time the politicians will realise we’re so ‘sensitive’ because they keep fucking up the place we have to live in for the rest of our lives."

Looking for a new book to ease you into Spring next month? Here are seven to keep an eye out for.

Brash title aside, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck is a great book from Mark Manson.

The expression 'graphic design' is rich in meaning but difficult to pin down. To most people, design means decoration.

"Language is ambiguous and can always be contested for bias or semantic miscalculation, but the camera does not lie like people do."

All in all, he’s just a mess.

"...the writing process constantly surprises me!"

After reading the first short story installment from Mike Russell, Strange Medicine, and loving its obscurity, I was greatly looking forward to getting another dose of their madness in the form of Strungballs. And as someone who wanted…

After the political and social disaster that was last year, I think 2017 is trying to be good to us by giving us plenty of new literature to stick our noses into. There are some big names hitting bookshelves over the next twelve months, as…