Book Proposal: Margins and Humanity in Colin Barrett’s Wild Houses
Colin Barrett’s Wild Houses, marks the Irish writer’s first novel, confirming his place within the contemporary tradition of Irish literature.
Book Proposal: When Politics Meets Knowledge in Giannis Ktenas’ "The Epistemological Turn in Politics"
Giannis Ktenas’ "The Epistemological Turn in Politics" examines a growing shift in public discourse, where political conflict is increasingly framed in epistemological terms and scientific authority itself becomes politicised.
Book Proposals: A Radical Feminist Text in Monique Wittig’s "Les Guérillères"
First released in 1969, in the aftermath of the May ’68 uprisings in France, the book reflects the radical political and intellectual climate in which Wittig – a pioneering writer, philosopher and feminist theorist – was actively engaged.
Book Proposals: History and Human Dignity in Saramago’s Raised from the Ground
José Saramago’s Raised from the Ground, marks the arrival of one of the Nobel laureate’s most personal and politically charged works to a wider readership.
Book Proposals: Class, Memory and Illusion in "The Song of the Heirs"
Giannis Balabanidis’ The Song of the Heirs, published by Polis, is a novel that traces the interplay of class, inheritance and social mobility across generations, places and decades in contemporary Greece.