Bigger on the Inside Nicola GarrardBigger on the Inside is a neuroqueer imaginary of Timelords, psychologists, octopuses, sparkly things and mushrooms. Kate Fox travels through time and space in search of solutions to the Double Empathy Problem. Along the way she encounters monotropists, labels, stigmas and people with differently wired brains. In this poetic exploration of neurodiversity, terms like Autism and ADHD can be bestowed, refused, fought for, resisted, queered or overturned.
Tearing through sprawling social housing estates
Jen Calleja
John Tripp Award for Spoken Poetry and
Mary-Jayne Russell de Clifford
"A well-paced and tightly plotted novel that holds a magnifying glass to the middle classes to highlight their dark underbelly
and in the process coming to a new appreciation of the myriad relationships possible between women
Utilising an innovative
It is a motley hybrid of voices and modes that satirically styles itself as a cartoonish call and response
a tiny Volcanic caldera in the Antarctic Ocean
intelligent book offers absorbing and moving experiences of a precarious world
distinctive
What does ‘motherhood’ mean to someone who was taken from their mother
