The Working Classic Peter Gordon Williams

The Working Classic Peter Gordon WilliamsThe Working Classic is a collection of poetry, interviews, and essays with Aaron Kent. These diverse texts attempt to showcase how a gentrified creative industry routinely ignores working class voices unless that voice is an act of appropriation by a middle or upper class individual. Through a history of struggling with his own accent and upbringing, Kent showcases a working class poetics that aims to present both a reality of experience and a

After six years of exile he returns to England and is reunited with his family

a bracing modernist fable

Liana Alaverdova

purposing contingency as a major mechanism of racialisation but also as a source of resistance and refusal

It takes the form of a dialogue between the author and his teenage daughter

González gives voice to the voiceless

artist and writer

Robin Fulton

as well as distinguishing distinct regional literary cultures and narrative styles still existing in Britain

never lingering for too long in any one place

when the workers of Grenada revolted against the white estate owners

she grapples with her attraction to women and how it fits with her religion