It's hard to tell, because I never post on here and when I do it is of interest to no one, but has Twitter just asked me to "apply" to see my notifications? Like, I don't even get notifications without asking nicely? This place is a FUCKING DELIGHT.
I'm very pleased to announce by new book, FINE, has a shiny, new and distinctly classy cover. It's out in November, and I really can't wait to share it with you.
"And what is a short version of Susan? Sue. Sue runs a technology company, or *tech*. Sue. Sue, tech. Sutekh!... which is an anagram of 'The UK's'... and who's the UK's... most famous bin? YES, THAT'S RIGHT...!"
(Thanks, @EeePee13 for pointing out the 3-2-1-ness of it all)
Absolutely delighted my story, The Wink and the Gun, has been included in Fears: Tales of Psychological Horror, @EllenDatlow's new anthology from Tachyon. Should be skin-crawlingly creepy from start to finish. CANNOT WAIT.
The Tooth Hurts: John Patrick Higgins on Pain and Porcelain
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In this interview with author and humorist Reggie Chamberlain-King, writer and director (and humorist) John Patrick Higgins chatters about his newfound porcelain immortality and the tooth hurt endured for his new book, Teeth: An Oral History.
spectator.co.uk/article/a-ma… Well, okay, @TheSpectator loves my Teeth! I did NOT see that coming. And they call me "unpretentious", which is a first. Lovely review: they got the jokes, and realised the book was about more than my teeth. What more could I ask for?
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… I'm reading a brief snippet of "Teeth", for @malsmart 's @PodHealing I've paired the book with Smog's "Rock Bottom Riser", which is exactly the journey my poor, poor teeth went on.
Here I am - and it's been a long time coming - attacking a box of my OWN books with a knife. Get your hankies out, as I promise searing emotion and my voice entering whistle notes. As usual, the video has freeze-framed at a point where I look like Norman Bates. Cheers.
I'm doing a little reading from my new book, Teeth, for @PodHealing this Saturday. While not join me for graphic descriptions of the inside of my head.
Belfast's reigning bequiffed English polymath John Patrick Higgins publishes his first book, the sure-to-be-excellent 'Teeth: An Oral History' next week
By way of Mark E Smith, Gerry Adams, Tolstoy, Q-Tip, Neu! and more, @brianconey gets the lowdown
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I'm doing a short reading and pairing it with some exquisite music for Mallory's Textual Healing this Saturday. Recorded it in one take too, because, you know, pro...