March fiction round-up Zoe Turner11 March 2021 The editors of The F-Word’s fiction section select ten new titles to look out for in March... Books1 Comment 0
A toolkit for emotional heaviness Ava MacPherson1 March 2021 Ava MacPherson delves into Natalie Ann Holborow’s second collection of poetry to find nostalgia and reckoning with second selves... Books0 Comments 0
February fiction round-up Leah Cross7 February 2021 The editors of The F-Word’s fiction section select ten new titles to look out for in February. ... Books0 Comments 0
How fiction can triumph over the trend of anti-racist guides Sharmin Islam31 January 2021 Sharmin Islam looks at the power of Raven Leilani’s debut novel... Books0 Comments 0
A story that demands and deserves to be heard C L Murphy27 January 2021 C L Murphy is swept away by Salena Godden’s debut novel... Books0 Comments 0
The growth of the Brexit novel Jessica White16 January 2021 Jessica White considers Olivia Sudjic’s new novel and the growing genre of Brexit fiction... Books0 Comments 0
A punk rock day-glow dream world Madeline Carey4 January 2021 Madeline Carey is drawn in by Rachel Genn's What You Could Have Won, but is ultimately left wanting a little more... Books0 Comments 0
Is there any such thing as an easy job? Amy Feldman20 December 2020 Amy Feldman looks at how Kikuko Tsumura’s first novel to be translated into English contributes to a global discussion on modern working culture... Books0 Comments 0
The best fiction and non-fiction coming in 2021 Zoe Turner20 December 2020 The editors of The F-Word's fiction and non-fiction sections select some of the best new titles coming in 2021... Books0 Comments 0
November fiction round-up Leah Cross16 November 2020 The editors of The F-Word’s fiction section select the best new titles for November. ... Books0 Comments 0
Giving a voice to rural Argentina’s ‘dead girls’ Mariah Feria25 October 2020 Mariah Feria reviews Selva Almada's new journalistic fiction exploring femicide in Argentina... Books0 Comments 0
October fiction round-up Zoe Turner7 October 2020 The editors of The F-Word’s fiction section select their pick of best new titles for October ... Books0 Comments 0
September fiction round-up Leah Cross15 September 2020 The editors of The F-Word’s fiction section select their pick of best new titles for September... Books0 Comments 0
Edinburgh Book Festival 2020 top picks Olivia Logan15 August 2020 New non-fiction editor for The F-Word, Olivia Logan, shares her top picks for the (online!) Edinburgh Book Festival 2020... Books0 Comments 0
Sex, smut and shape-shifting Sophie Whitehead2 July 2019 Sophie Whitehead reviews Andrea Lawlor’s debut novel, Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl and enjoys a dive into the queer worlds of the early 1990s... Books0 Comments 0
Warmth, wit and ugliness Emma Chan21 June 2019 Emma Chan reviews Juno Dawson’s latest novel, Meat Market... Books0 Comments 0
Writing a world without gender Florianne Humphrey31 May 2018 Florianne Humphrey is impressed with the socio-political issues explored in the steampunk fantasy novel Galleon... Books0 Comments 0
A tale of unlikeable women Sarah Tinsley20 July 2017 Sarah Tinsley applauds Helen McClory’s Flesh of the Peach for refusing to shy away from women’s less palatable traits and experiences ... Books0 Comments 0
