‘Ghosting Is a Form of Assassination’: Al Anderson in Conversation with Ruth Novaczek
Al Anderson: I read Wrongness as a work about sorrow; sorrow at the violent and emotionally unresolved dissolution of a relationship between two women, one in her 60s, one in her...
Talking Top Shelf with Ruth Sleightholme and Lucy Roeber
The new special edition from the World of Interiors, Top Shelf, turns its attention to sex and erotica in design, exploring the deep history of these motifs and themes in interiors objects from...
The Rencontres d’Arles Book Awards Shortlist 2026: With Jack Davison, TBW Books, Chose Commune, Libraryman, Overlapse, and Poursuite Editions
We are proud to see so many titles from the brilliant publishers we work with represented in the Rencontres d’Arles Book Awards' Author Book Award and Photo-Text Award shortlists.
Highlights in Portrait Photography: Featuring Jack Davison, Peggy Nolan, Naohiro Harada, and more
After a successful sold-out run, 13-15 November. Portraits: London by Jack Davison is back in stock. 13-15 November. Portraits: London follows a project conceived in response to Davison’s perceived lack of...
'Queer Pessimism in the Age of Affirmation' — Nate Lippens on his forthcoming title, Bastards
Bastards, forthcoming from Pilot Press (September 2026) marks the conclusion of author Nate Lippens’ Wisconsin Trilogy, a series of novels including Ripcord and My Dead Book. Each explores aspects of working-class...
New Currents in Alternative Erotic Writing: Now, and in Retrospect
In the latest issue of The Erotic Review, Lucy Roeber’s opening article ‘Sex, not Seggs’ introduces us to a new current within contemporary erotic writing, art, and imagination. Though it...