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
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
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.
Team Repeater select some of their favourite reads of 2021 in this festive end of year recommendation blog. Publisher, Editor and Author Tariq’s favourite reads:
From railway adventures to prosaic partying; as this Summer draws to a close, Team Repeater offer some of their favourite sunshine reads. Josh The
As the year draws to a close, Team Repeater consider the state of their bookshelves and survey the year through their favourite reads.
To celebrate Halloween, Repeater publisher and author of Nature and Necessity Tariq Goddard and Resolution Way author Carl Neville reviewed John Carpenter’s live show for
We were delighted to discover this wonderful review of John Medhurst’s No Less Than Mystic in the newsletter of Warren Ellis (graphic novelist, writer, author of
Sci-fi has a pedigree of exploring contemporary issues through the engaging gauze of societies and contexts far removed from painful familiarity. Inequality is explicated through
by Tariq Goddard for the Quietus I came to extreme metal, or at least post-metal, sludge rock, or whatever experts in branding would describe Neurosis’s
Unsurprisingly, there’s a lot of bombast in the new Oasis documentary Supersonic. Everybody’s busy going mad for it and making history and being the biggest
Tariq Goddard delivers his verdict on Ocean Wisdom’s debut album For listeners of a certain age, myself for example, who feel all of their forty-one
When future historians come to make sense of our peculiarly disappointed moment (and good luck to them), some will no doubt wonder where the anger
Dawn Foster reviews Paul Mason & Matt Ridley Is the rise of technology strengthening capitalism or tearing it down? Dawn Foster reviews two new books –
For all the Pet Shop Boys’ talk of having made “Electric, but more so”, Super is a very different beast from its predecessor. Perhaps it’s
