Brick DustThis sprawling saga of family and class is told by an enigmatic narrator, a hoarder of documents, who is trying to lay out a history of the Nacullian family. As the jumble of their lives is pieced together we witness them migrate, marry, work up library fines, die, build bridges and Morris dance. Brick Dust is a comedic tale about the struggle to make something solid, when all we have is dust.

Elżbieta Wójcik-Leese

and grasping at something ‘beyond our squeaky comprehension’

Winner of the 2024 Prototype Prize

who has worked in multicultural arts education for many years

at its heart

shaded by grief

00 included for UK shipping

Aperture describes the glamour and excitement of journalism at the time: the hard-nosed editors

The Book of Clouds is an introduction to this world - and the guide you'll want by your side to help you understand it

’ — Jazz Review

the fight for an identity

Jazz writer Brian Priestley observed: 'Griffin is one of the fastest and most accurate ever on his instrument