Matthew Adamson
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Writer / Reader / MFA in Creative Writing @McrWritingSchl / Published @confingo and @nightjarpress /
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If you liked White Spines, you’ll like Shadow Lines. If you weren’t sure about White Spines, don’t worry, Shadow Lines is completely different. Out next month from SALT · Independent trade publisher, est. 1999
Here's me interviewed for The New Yorker(!) by Simon Parkin It's a chaotic story about a chaotic person (Jack Hilton), relayed by another chaotic person (me) and Simon could not have done a better job newyorker.com/books/page-tur…
Fascinating insights from our fabulous guest Ruby Cowling! New episode: https://www.youtub youtube.com/watch?v=f8BDLK… Bloomsbury Books UK Sheila Armstrong Cath Staincliffe Nicholas Royle Professor Debbie Jane Williams Publishing @ MMU Mario Antonio Caldara Theresa Tomlinson Matthew Adamson Granta Books
HAPPY PUBLICATION DAY! to Nicholas Royle for his new memoir “Shadow Lines”! 🎉🥳🍾🎂 Discover more saltpublishing.com/products/shado…
Island stories and other fictions — Indifference Engine delivers a fabulous piece on the wonderful bookanista.com bookanista.com/island-stories…
Thank you to hosts red 𓆧 BlackwellsManchester and ace interviewer Matthew Adamson for last night & all those who came & listened & bought books.
It may look calm, but it’s been a very busy first hour at Northern Publishers Fair. Thanks to Matthew Adamson for pic.
Mother Naked is out in a couple of weeks. Thank you to Peninsula Press and everyone who has helped make it a reality. In the meantime, pre-orders really help. So if you want some fancy some Middle Ages weirdness, the link is below. But if not, just enjoy the cover!
'I plot in advance and let research dictate the story, rather than try to impose research on preconceived ideas. You can’t win against historical precedent.’ Glen James Brown gets (very!) comfy in our Shelf Life chair. A compelling read! Peninsula Press lunate.co.uk/features/glen-…
'Mother Naked is a dazzling work of speculative fiction: the author has taken the barest scrap of historical detail [and] built a story of fear, violence and class tension.' Thank you to the The Irish Times and Neil Hegarty for his wonderful and perceptive review of Mother Naked.