Gareth E. Rees
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This Dreaming Isle
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2018
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Unofficial Britain: Journeys Through Unexpected Places
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Car Park Life
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2019
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Marshland: Dreams and Nightmares on the Edge of London
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2013
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The Stone Tide: Adventures at the End of the World
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2018
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An Unreliable Guide to London
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2016
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Tales From the Shadow Booth, Vol. 2
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2018
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Out of the Darkness
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The Best of British Fantasy 2019
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2020
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Terminal Zones
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"Existential angst meets the climate crisis in this thoughtful and entertaining short story collection. Nearly every tale in this book makes reference to an impending environmental disaster whether it's two female friends living in a cliff edge home t"
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"The stories in Terminal Zones take place in a Britain, and a world, in literal meltdown, on the precipice of violent destruction – but they often take place in its seemingly dull, innocuous corners: the car park of a DIY store, a motorway bridge, an "
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"It’s publication day for The Secret Life of Fungi in paperback, and I want to say a humongous thank you to everyone who’s been reading it or reviewing it. I hope it’s inspiring people to take a look around and find fungi this autumnal season – I’v..." Read more of this blog post » | |
“When the iceberg broke away and the Titanic set sail, the two had already converged.”
― Car Park Life
― Car Park Life