Julie Hill's first short story collection ShameJoy is "an astonishing and original collection of stories that face moral questions and suggest that out of the muddle of youthful exuberance can still come some hope."
So says reviewer Patricia Prime in her review of ShameJoy, which features on the new (and beautiful) Takahe website.
"It is hard to think of another collection like this one" says Prime. "The writing in this collection is apparently effortless, powerful and unafraid of mentioning forbidden subjects."
You can read the full review here on the Takahe website. You can secure your own copy of ShameJoy through our Bookshop.
So says reviewer Patricia Prime in her review of ShameJoy, which features on the new (and beautiful) Takahe website.
"It is hard to think of another collection like this one" says Prime. "The writing in this collection is apparently effortless, powerful and unafraid of mentioning forbidden subjects."
You can read the full review here on the Takahe website. You can secure your own copy of ShameJoy through our Bookshop.
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