Our zines and artist books are limited-edition short print runs of 99 and handbound. Our anthologies are limited-edition short print runs of 150, UK bound and on recycled paper.
Printed Resistance 01 SOLD OUT
Artists and Writers Respond to the word: Erase
A limited first edition anthology of poetry, prose, art and a film. Full of talented folk. Short run of 150 copies. Made with funding from Arts Council England. All Backlash proceeds will support the UNICEF Gaza Relief fund.
Trash Talk (Sold Out)
An excerpt from my Ph.D thesis, In the Field with Fury, at King’s College London. Listen here.
Decay (Sold Out)
Gret created this zine to capture and show her actors the mood of her upcoming short film, Bruise, scheduled to shoot in July. The segments of memory in the film are interconnected with the poem, Decay. Listen here.
Horselore (SOLD OUT)
An Excerpt from the forthcoming novel In the Field with Fury by Gret Heffernan. Listen here
Interrupting Waves SOLD OUT
A Poetic Interruption of The Waves by Virginia Woolf. Watch the film-poem Purser here.
Gret Heffernan intersperses her own poetry between a few of her favourite quotes from Woolf’s classic. Original paintings by Patricia Thornton. Listen here.
Types of Phantom 01 SOLD OUT
Poetry about Phantoms of the mind, memory, landscape, painting, and culture. Photographs of cut-outs over journal entries.
Forest SOLD OUT
A Fairy Tale (of sorts)
A story poem by Gret Heffernan with original artwork by Patricia Thornton. About war, internal and external, about having a voice, and coming through the forest as a place of transformation. Listen here.
Unsent Letters 01 SOLD OUT
Poetry and photography. All the things she wanted to say but didn’t, alas…
Eternal Brusing SOLD OUT
by Alice Collier
Explicit, brave, and arresting poetry about what it means to be trapped inside the wrong identity.
A Woman’s Topography
A Musical (of sorts)
A spoken word musical by Gret Heffernan. Psycho-geographical songlike wanderings through a woman’s body of memory. Or something like that.
Punctured by Labouring Voices SOLD OUT
A Conversation on Capital by Karl Marx
Poetry and essay
Gret read Capital as a poem. Here is a loose essay outling her investigation into what the body (individual/societal) becomes when processed as a form of use value by the economy. Plus process photos.
