Jenn Ashworth - Anne Billson - David Gaffney - Jessie Greengrass - Zoe Lambert - Toby Litt - Sophie Mackintosh - Louise Marr - Nicholas Royle - Eley Williams

 

Out now

£12.99 (UK)

 

£15.99 (Outside UK)

 

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**We Were Strangers is also available from Amazon

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We Were Strangers — an anthology of new stories inspired by Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures.

 

Edited by Richard V. Hirst

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WE WERE STRANGERS

Stories Inspired By Unknown Pleasures

"United by some kinetic force from long ago, these stories are achingly modern and fully embrace contemporary anxieties." 

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— Carol Morley, The Observer  

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£21  outside UK (incl. p&p)

£14.99 UK

(incl. p&p)

Two issue subscription (starting at current issue unless specified)

CŌNFINGŌ

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

 

CŌNFINGŌ 10

Autumn 2018

Cover by Guille Ibañez

 

featuring

 

Roelof Bakker

James Clarke

Richard Conning

Anton Crone

Elizabeth Gibson

Chris Hardy

Charlie Hill

Guille Ibañez

Simon Kinch

Giselle Leeb

Alan McCormick

Paul McQuade

Gail Owen

Cheryl Pearson

David Rose

Tobias Ross-Southall

Lee Stannard

 

Outside UK: £10.99

UK £7.99

Confingo 10

ORNITHOLOGY

SIXTEEN SHORT STORIES

 

by Nicholas Royle

PUBLICATION DATE: 2nd June 2017

Cōnfingō Publishing / £9.99 (UK, inc. p&p)

 

 

 

Outside UK, incl. p&p

 

 

£12.99

In his new collection of disquieting, surreal short stories, Nicholas Royle examines the haunting beauty and many uncanny qualities of birds, and explores – amid moments of black comedy – the dark mystery of human desire.

'Identity, in Nicholas Royle's world, is always in peril from destruction or theft, 

and death often lurks beyond the looking glass'  Olivia Laing, TLS

 

'Royle is a real craftsman of disquiet' Phil Baker, Sunday Times

in collaboration with renowned writer, broadcaster and DJ Dave Haslam

Art Decades

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An anthology of new stories inspired by

Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures.

 

Edited by Richard V. Hirst

£12.99 (UK)

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"United by some kinetic force from long ago, these stories are achingly modern and fully embrace contemporary anxieties." — Carol Morley, The Observer  

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£15.99 (Non UK)