Evie and Guy

Coming on March 22nd. Completely reedited and reformatted. Possibly the most original book you will ever read.

cover image © Leanne Bridgewater

“if you persevere with this strange epic, the discrepancies and coincidences you uncover, hidden by the veneer of alienating digits, result in an absolutely gripping, brow-furrowing, heart-stopping experience, as each subjective mind tentatively formulates its own plot-line.” (Dust to Dust)

Evie and Guy: a novel with no words.

When we tell the story of a relationship, we, and it, are judged by what we omit. By design, by ignorance, or just because there are only so many pages and so much time, the blank spaces tell a story every bit as true, as rich, and as important as the print marks meandering through them. Acknowledging that truth, Evie and Guy is the history of a relationship told through the white space of the protagonists’ most solitary act. It comprises simply the dates, times, and duration in seconds (bracketed where the act was interrupted or unclimactic) of every act of masturbation in their lives.

Podcasts and other audiovisual media
Books and Booze (an hour of discussion of all things literary)
For Books’ Sake
The Creative Penn (talking all things experimental with the wonderful Joanna Penn)

Reviews of Evie and Guy
Dust to Dust
Sulci Collective
Pankhearst
In Prism – Andie Berryman
Dan Holloway writes a conundrum by Judi Moore
Reading Between the Lines
Flash Fiction and Other Stories Chris Morton’s website
Decoding Static
Write Enough
Sabotage Reviews