Brad Evans: I Know I Will Never Write a Better Book
If the measure of writing is to get as close as we can to the truth of existence, I know I will never write a
If the measure of writing is to get as close as we can to the truth of existence, I know I will never write a
Repeater and Zero Books are publishing imprints that have become a culture. That culture will endure longer than the individuals that helped bring it about,
To accompany his latest piece with Tariq Goddard in The Quietus on True Detective Season 4 and the legacy of In The Dust of This Planet, Eugene
As another turbulent year draws to a close, the Repeater team put forward their favourite reads for the festive season. Publisher, Editor, and Author Tariq
To accompany the ground-breaking new book I Could Be So Good For You: A Portrait of the North London Working Class, by John Medhurst, Repeater
As we celebrate Earth Day 2023, we would like to share an interview with Lesley-Ann Brown, who shares her experiences as an educator, what inspired
Part 1 Philippa Snow’s Which as You Know Means Violence: On Self-Injury as Art and Entertainment (Repeater Books, 2022) opens with the titular line Hunter
Lesley-Ann Brown’s tribute is published in The Repeater Book of Heroism (2022). Her new memoir, Blackgirl on Mars, was published in February 2023. Both Blackgirl on
The opening narrative of Tariq Goddard’s novel High John the Conqueror (Repeater Books, 2022) is sandwiched by the following lines: “I always wanted to be
This year, as Sober October is upon us again, we at Repeater Books have started to revisit some of the key issues about alcohol
Today, Kate Bush is a genius no-one contests, but what was the oddness of the woman’s first appearance on TV, and the even greater strangeness
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We were thrilled this week to read Quietus Editor John Doran’s thoughts on Tariq Goddard‘s latest novel, High John the Conqueror, which is out in November.
In May we had a launch party for The Repeater Book of Heroism at Vout-O-Reenee’s in Aldgate, celebrating the work of all our contributors, who
Ahead of the launch of Ramzy Alwakeel’s new book, How We Used Saint Etienne to Live, we went to Glastonbury to see the band play,
As we approach the dizzy heights of high summer, Team Repeater have assembled some of their favourite recent reads for you to peruse through the
Repeater Books are seeking a full-time Work Experience Assistant. This is a 4 week placement with scope for extending the freelance contract for an additional
I had been living in Glasgow for about six months when I went to see the Paula Rego exhibition over in Edinburgh, titled Obedience and
2,000,000 cream cakes. 150,000 bottles of Pimm’s. 3,000 street parties. 1,400 parading soldiers. 400 musicians. 200 horses. £28,000,000 of taxpayer money. Purple Union Jack bunting
There’s often an understandably knee-jerk reaction to critical writing about alcohol. After all, experiments with prohibition have largely been a racist and anti-poor disaster, while
In his book The Dream and the Underworld, James Hillman discusses two placements of the hero. One is as the Herculean ego, very much our
In celebration of heroism, we’ve compiled a heroic playlist featuring contributions from our The Repeater Book of Heroism essay authors related to their aspirational subjects.
In the past few weeks we’ve seen mounting tensions between pro government thugs and peaceful protestors across Sri Lanka including in the GotaGoGama region. In
The conflict in Ukraine has now settled into the worst kind of dynamic for children and their families: intensive aerial bombardment of urban areas. Attacks
The eBook release of Ukrainian Postcards is intended solely as a fundraiser, with all of the proceeds being divided 50/50 between the Communication Workers Union’s Humanitarian
Repeater intends to add its voice to those movements that wish to enter history and assert control over its currents, gathering together scattered and isolated
In this sixth instalment of Repeater’s short guide to radical independent bookshops, we spoke to Ruth Wainwright, Owner of The Feminist Bookshop in Brighton.
Last week I found myself describing to a group of Save the Children colleagues what it is like to be shelled during a siege. The
