Twisted short stories of contemporary life in London. Like fragments of broken glass from today's stained glass nightmare.
Twisted short stories of contemporary life in London. Ranging from the apocalypse to thwarted love, from the unknown sphere to the broken dream. Trapped husbands, damaged wives, lonely serial killers and suicidal children all merge together to make up the New World Order for the jaded generation. Adult, extreme fiction at its gripping best.
Zacahary Woolfe is at the forefront of British Nu-wave Fiction. Dennis Cooper meets Bret Easton Ellis meets Howard Jacobson. Barbaric beauty and haunting imagery, but all set in England's green and pleasant land. The venting of the working class spleen clash with the trials and tribulations of bourgeois misanthropy to create the New World Order; where there is a new moral code and things are not what they seem.
Reviews for previous work 'Afterbirth', published by Methuen:
‘Brilliant and absorbing piece.' – Evening Standard.
‘Raw and unflinching…comically surreal as well as horribly distressing.’ – Metro.
‘[Showing] a deep understanding of the human condition…Afterbirth is extraordinarily powerful...by a new writer with an extraordinarily strong and original voice.’ – The Stage.