A Christian influencer looks for a wife in this offbeat rom-com with a darkly satisfying twist
Tag Archives: Literary fiction
Ashley Collins
Vivanna’s testimony put her father away. Twenty years later, she searches for clues as to what happened all those years ago
Aderonke Adeola
In Off/Spring, the past collides with the present, Lagos meets London, The 1960s meets the 2000s. It’s about the immigrant experience, post-war Britain, the windrush, class, secrets, the new millennium, intergenerational trauma, love, and most important of all, it’s about family, the people we love but also hurt us the most
Joanna Henny
A young woman, determined to escape her past, embarks on a quest to hunt down a mysterious whale that promises solace
Eve Aimée
From a hospital to a nightclub, The Hospital Visit is a tender look at love, anger and family duty
Caroline Winter
There’s a reason why Cupid’s arrows are both a symbol of love and of destruction…
Evann Orleck-Jetter
A disassociated young woman wrestles with identity, voyeurism and belonging in this darkly comic coming-of-age tale
Saman Williams
Lavender girl is a coming-of-age love story between a twenty-one-year-old art student, Hallie, and her musician flat mate, Luca
Alexander Ilderton
A tender, tentative romance between two young painters unfolds against the wintry backdrop of rural Italy
Alim Kheraj
An evocative novel about friendship, liberation and queer life, where the personal is political
English, Publishing and Creative Writing at City 