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A narrative by Ophelia about her youth, life and fate, using only the words allotted to her by Shakespeare in the play Hamlet.

A sequel to the seminal 2008 novel 'let me tell you', in which Ophelia tells her story using only the small vocabulary allotted to her by Shakespeare in the play Hamlet.

Pascal implants his eye with a green lens that promises to open a Virtual Reality world. While he waits for it to kick in, his critical ex-boyfriend/editor, a ramshackle novel about Goddesses, and the first Covid-19 lockdown make the real world an awkward and unpleasant place to be.

A quirk of evolution has given humanity a different reproductive cycle. Two larvals find their friendship put to the test when Megan's curiosity about adulthood threatens to separate her from her friend Sal.

Two conversations oscillate, separated by the canvas. Two viewers of the Grave Guardians painted by Bernhard Striegel, and the guardians themselves, realising that Christ has disappeared while they slept. A meditation on the limits of art criticism, the Real and the fear of missing out.

Didimus Dore, a proud, respectable businessman from Addis Ababa, has turned himself into a dog. Stripped of his status and language, he takes the road home to Addis, back to his wife and children; to find the reversing spell. He struggles to keep himself at the centre of his world, despite his new reality.

Paul Griffiths uses Oulipoaen constraints to imagine Beethoven visiting Boston to fulfill a commission to write a Biblical Oratorio for the Handel and Hayden Society.

An elderly woman remembers her father building Liverpool Cathedral during the Blitz, while caring for a husband with Alzheimers. A young single mother, who is being stalked, becomes her helper.

Short poems collage everyday objects to create companions for a litany of characters. Exploring passion, frustration and loneliness, and seasons of life.

Chris McCabe's macabre version of the Orpheus myth brings its themes into the present day as we follow a couple whose quest forces them to resist throttling each other, and falling in love all over again.

Colour Experiments for Future Artists explains what colour is and how to use it to make art. We begin with sunlight that breaks into a spectrum of colour. Observations and activities reveal simple relationships "Colour friends", "Colour families". The scale increases to encompass a colour street (colour circle), a colour planet (tints and shades).