Kate Stuart is a PhD candidate from Bangor University, Wales. Her practice-based research explores author identity and online book culture through the creation, publication and promotion of an ‘unstable’ e-book, which evolves over time through changing perspective characters. Kate’s other research interests similarly involve the evolution of story or storytelling, through adaptation, folklore and fantasy.
We had the most exciting opportunity to sit down with Kavita Bedford to ask about her debut novel, Friends & Dark Shapes, one of the shortlisted titles for the 2022 SPN Book of the Year Award.
November 2022
No Document (Giramondo) is a grief-stricken book that tries to locate presence within the material layers of loss, finding hope in art, kinship and collective action. Anwen Crawford balances the emotional charge of the book with thoughtful experiments in how to use the field of the page to express and contain the way grief can […]
November 2022
Gravidity and Parity (Vagabond Press) is a poignant and intricate collection of poetry that guides the reader into the journey of motherhood, pulling no punches in how it addresses and details all that is often unsaid or unknown about pregnancy. The book is set during the COVID pandemic, and author Eleanor Jackson beautifully encapsulates this all-too-familiar […]
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