‘List Pages’ by Kate McAllan
£50.00As featured in thi wurd, Issue 4
Signed pigment print on archival paper
Size: A3
Limited edition run of 50
Delivery: 10 – 12 working days
‘Record Collection’ by Kate McAllan
£40.00As featured in the thi wurd, Issue 4
Signed pigment print on German etching paper
Size: A3
Limited edition run of 100
Delivery: 10 – 12 working days
‘Quiet Still’ by Kate McAllan
£40.00Image for story by Chris Tapley, as featured in thi wurd, Issue 4
Signed pigment print on German etching paper
Size: A3
Limited edition run of 100
Delivery: 10 – 12 working days
‘Heart’ by Kate McAllan
£40.00Image for ‘The Midnight Organ Fight’ by Duncan Hotchkiss as featured in thi wurd, Issue 4
Signed pigment print on German etching paper
Size: A3
Limited edition run of 100
Delivery: 10 – 12 working days
‘Flat Share’ by Kate McAllan
£40.00Image for story by Maggie Reeve, as featured in thi wurd, Issue 4
Signed pigment print on German etching paper
Size: A3
Limited edition run of 100
Delivery: 10 – 12 working days
‘Warpaint’ by Kate McAllan
£40.00Image for story by Rachel Carmichael, as featured in thi wurd, Issue 4
Signed pigment print on German etching paper
Size: A3
Limited edition run of 100
Delivery: 10 – 12 working days
‘Bird’ by Kate McAllan
£40.00As featured in thi wurd, Issue 4
Signed pigment print on German etching paper
Size: A3
Limited edition run of 100
Delivery: 10 – 12 working days
Alternating Current
£12.00Anthology
Alternating Current features thirty-eight pieces of fiction, poetry and experimental writing. We showcase new content from recent contributors, alongside writing from other literary artists. The contributors come from many places, and work in different styles and forms, however, this collection is curated to create a truly cohesive piece of art.
At the heart of this project is a collaboration with Andrew Cranston and Lorna Robertson, visual artists with international reputations. Their artworks are integral to this anthology.
Ten years after our first publication, we bring readers thi wurd’s most ambitious and expansive work to date.
What I do (Memoirs) by James Kelman
£12.00Available
“As long as art exists there are no areas of experience that have to remain inaccessible.”
Originally written as obituary, memorial and eulogy, What I do (Memoirs) is a celebration of great literary art, artists and grassroots political movements. Booker Prize-winning author James Kelman pays homage to the writers, artists and political figures who have been significant in his life, and to his work. Kelman writes with characteristic clarity and precision about Mary Gray Hughes, Tillie Olsen, Alex La Guma, Tom Leonard, June Jordan, Alasdair Taylor and many others. And in the process, he shows us the ways that art can access powerful human experiences.
What I do (Memoirs) is both biographical and autobiographical.
Tales of Here & Then by James Kelman
£12.00Available
Tales of Here & Then brings together a compilation of James Kelman’s shortest stories, including a selection of new and previously unpublished works. Kelman, a master of the short story form, has consistently found new ways to write about human existence. In this edition, the stories are presented in radically new visual forms where typography becomes an important aspect of the narratives.
“This is something different from the usual book of short stories. I am going for something visual in these stories, that treats the look of the text as part of the art-object – think of it as a kind of gallery where visual artworks have their own space. This is what I’ve been seeking since Short Tales From the Night Shift back in 1978.” – James Kelman