Alasdair Fuller

This is a fantastic book: thought provoking, believable and ridiculously well written It explores grief and love through expectations, where Ivan and Peter self consciously try to navigate live after the death of their father. This is the best book I have read this year and one of the best I have read this decade. Ps: if you find the first few chapters odd, persevere: it's like peep show, it couldn't have been done any other way

Loved the latest installment of the strike books. I was worried that the book may be transphobic but i did not think it was in any way transphobic. It is an thorough examination of second wave feminism, change, loss and progress. Absolutely brilliant book, the best of the Strike bodies bar The Career of Evil. Would recomend highly