Heather Parry Books
She Said He Said I Said: New Writing Scotland 35
By Gordon Gibson, John Young, Jim Carruth, Susie Maguire, Alan MacFarlane, Andrew Neilson, Helen Sedgwick, Anna Crowe, Laura Morgan, Graham Fulton, Linda Cracknell, Jacqueline Thompson, Rachael MCGILL, James McGonigal, Brian Johnstone, Brian Hamill, Henry Bell, Robin Lloyd-Jones, Jane Aldous, Andy Jackson, Harry Smart, Joan Lennon, Hugh McMillan, Sarah Isaac, Mandy Haggith, Niall O'Gallagher, Judith Taylor, Heather Parry, Graeme Stones, Diana Hendry, Nadine Aisha Jassat, Rose McDonagh, Wes Lee, Lydia Harris, Lisa Lee, Colin Will, Viccy Adams, Lynsey Calderwood, Ian McDonough, David McVey, Rachel Plummer, Sylvia Dow, Cynthia Rogerson, Julie Robertson, Mairi Murphy, Suzie Maguire, Catherine Ogston, Sharon Gunason Pottinger, Roddie McKenzie, Louise Farquhar, Jennifer M. Baker
New Writing Scotland is the principal forum for poetry and short fiction in Scotland today. Every year it publishes the very best from both emerging and established writers, and lists many of the l...
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Gutter Magazine Issue 18: With The Freedom Papers
By Henry Bell, Heather Parry, Colin Begg, Kate MacLeary
iii, 161 pages : 24 cm
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Orpheus Builds A Girl
The Hotly Anticipated Debut Novel From Award-winning Author Heather Parry, Orpheus Builds A Girl Is A Truly Chilling Modern Gothic, Based On A True Story Of Sexual Obsession And Evil Masquerading A...
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Orpheus Builds A Girl
A hotly-anticipated modern Gothic horror story of sexual obsession, medical abuse, and coercion masquerading as love, for fans of Carmen Maria Machado and Eliza Clark“A chilling exploration of powe...
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Orpheus Builds A Girl
A hotly-anticipated modern Gothic horror story of sexual obsession, medical abuse, and coercion masquerading as love, for fans of Carmen Maria Machado and Eliza Clark“A chilling exploration of powe...
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Carrion Crow
There are some things only your mother can teach you . . . In this viscerally strange and dark, queer Victorian gothic, longing and transformation take wing through the secret selves we nurture wh...
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Carrion Crow
By Ann M. Martin, Heather Parry
A powerful and spine-tingling gothic tale exploring mother-daughter relationships, sexuality, and class, set in late Victorian London. “Haunting and vivid, creating that palpable sense of isolati...
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Carrion Crow
Marguerite Périgord is locked in the attic of her family home, a towering Chelsea house overlooking the stinking Thames. For company she has a sewing machine, Mrs Beeton’s Book of Household Managem...
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