Gurnaik Johal's first book, We Move, showcased how a talented young writer could successfully navigate literature by breaking traditional conventions, particularly those regarding storytelling and subject matter.
When an author publishes a new book, it is customary for their editor to stay in the background; their stated role being that of champion of the work rather than active contributor to its creation.
Samuel West's narration of Brighton Rock encapsulates the gritty essence of Graham Greene's tale, breathing life into the story's sinister characters and poignant themes.
H.G. Wells' 1903 story 'The Valley of Spiders' reflects various themes, including persecution, femininity, and colonialism, all through its haunting portrayal of arachnids.
“June is a bright and hopeful month here in Oregon, when the days become warm...a time for everyone to spend more time outside.”
"My earliest memory is of a family picnic at the beach, which resonates deeply with me as an emblem of joy and togetherness, despite the occasional embarrassing moment that comes to mind."
"The life promised by these images is clear and purposeful, uncomplicated. It is a life of coffees taken out on the east-facing balcony in the spring and summer while scrolling New York Times headlines and social media on a tablet."