Good morning. It's Friday. Here's a thread of books published by independent publishers we think are brilliant and often overlooked, plucked off Kit's bookshelves at home:

Wounding by @heidipearljames, published by @Ofmooseandmen. A beautiful study of what is expected of women in society.

https://bluemoosebooks.com/books/wounding-0

Spurious by Lars Iyer published by @melvillehouse - a very funny philosophical enquiry.

https://www.mhpbooks.com/books/spurious/ 

Soccology by Kevin George, published by @OWNITLDN. If you have an interest in football, this is a fantastic read.

https://ownit.london/shop/soccology-by-kevin-george/

Never Seen The Sea by Holly Watson, published by @OpenPenLondon. A wonderful trip down 90s memory lane, hilarious and poignant.

https://www.openpen.co.uk/novelette5/ 

Once Upon A Time In Shaolin by Cyrus Bozorgmehr, published by @JacarandaBooks. The incredible story of what happened to *that* Wu Tang album.

https://www.jacarandabooksartmusic.co.uk/blogs/news/cyrus-bozorgmehr-speaks-to-words-of-colour

The Mythology of Work by Peter Fleming published by @PlutoPress - a radical take on why your job is pointless, and what we can do to find meaning in work.

https://www.plutobooks.com/blog/the-mythology-of-work/

Letters I Never Sent To You by @paulavarjack, published by @BurningEyeBooks. Heartfelt and funny poems and prose from a great artist.

https://burningeye.bigcartel.com/product/the-letters-i-never-sent-you-by-paula-varjack

Protest: Stories of Resistance by Various, published by @commapress. Fictionalised retellings of great British protest movements. Needed now more than ever.

https://commapress.co.uk/books/protest-stories-of-resistance

Sealed by @NaomiBooth published by @DeadInkBooks. Eco-horror at its finest. A fine bit of publishing by our enemies.

https://deadinkbooks.com/product/sealed/ 

Whatever Happened to Harold Absalon by @SimonOkotie, published by @saltpublishing. A wonderful, tangential, discursive novel set on a few stops on a bus.

https://www.saltpublishing.com/products/whatever-happened-to-harold-absalon-9781907773341

Worlds From the Word’s End by @badaude, published by @andothertweets. Playful, odd, confusing and beautifully written short stories.

https://www.andotherstories.org/worlds-words-end/

Damnificados by JJ Amaworo Wilson, published by @PMPressUK. You want socialist thrillers? This is the book to read. Superb.

https://www.pmpress.org/index.php?l=product_detail&p=739

Resolution Way by Carl Neville, published by @RepeaterBooks. Probably the best novel written in the last 10 years (Kit is writing this thread obvs, Gary would say it was some punk book probably).

https://repeaterbooks.com/product/resolution-way/

The Homage by S.J. Litherland published by Iron Press.
The greatest book of poetry about the greatest ever England cricket captain.
http://www.ironpress.co.uk/books/theHomage.html

The Large Door (badum tish!) by @Tiny_Camels, published by @bhousepress. An excellent novel from a much underrated writer, sexy, smart, full of theory but in a good understandable way.

https://www.boilerhouse.press/product-page/the-large-door

That's it! Support independents because they are publishing the best work out there; innovative, risk taking, rewarding, pushing the frontier of literature and doing all on minuscule budgets and with no cookery books to fund big advance dalliances to over-baked writers.