“Coming March 25”
Werewolf of London
Niall O’Sullivan returns with Werewolf of London, a selection of older poems alongside new verse written during his print hiatus.
“Coming February 25”
His Father’s Disease
His Father’s Disease is a work of fine literary sleight of hand, weaving tales that immerse you deep in Assamese realities only to pull you up – inexorably – into the stiff wind of global India.
“Coming February 18”
Grammar of Passage
A German family’s quiet lives are pulled into disarray as they are caught up in the gathering maelstrom of the first half of the Twentieth Century.
“cathartic, musical, emotionally satisfying”
Portrait of Colossus
Samatar Elmi’s searingly forthright début poetry pamphlet, brims with a mix of vulnerability and erudition. Pitched between the lilt of hooyo’s admonitions and Ted Hughes’ eye for the natural world, many of the poems reconcile disparate worlds, cultures and identities, firing them with the lyricism of Dawud’s Psalms.
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flipped eye awarded Elevate funding by Arts Council
We are pleased to reveal that we have been awarded funding under the Arts Council’s ELEVATE programme to support us in transforming into a robust, enduring entity. Much of the funding will go towards administrative work, freeing up our editors to bring you more great books. We will also be working towards a beautiful new […]
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Un Nuevo Sol one of White Review’s books of the Year
We were very pleased to learn by Twitter (though our very own co-editor!) that poet and critic, Sandeep Parmar, named Un Nuevo Sol as one of her books of 2019 in The White Review. It’s a book that was so rewarding to edit and is proving just as delicious to read and re-read.
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flipped eye Acquires New Handal Title, Appoints Albert
flipped eye publishing, the highly-respected UK indie known for introducing the world to the début books of writers like Malika Booker, Inua Ellams, Warsan Shire, Nick Makoha, Katie Hale and Roger Robinson, has just made its first ever rights acquisition from the University of Pittsburgh Press. Nathalie Handal’s Life In A Country Album, just released in the […]
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Terminal Romance
Terminal Romance introduces incorrigible romantics, cyber stalkers, foot fetishists, love-struck professors and reality-impaired pessimists. Niki Aguirre’s remarkable eye and unwavering prose imbue each character in this collection with compelling humanity, illustrating with poetic subtlety our innate need to reach out and connect at all costs.
…having discovered a poet’s work we are always delighted to find that they have been published by flipped eye… It means we can be confident that the poet has been rigorously edited and will have a book that’s beautifully designed and produced with care and attention.
Naomi Jaffa