Eley Williams’s published works include a pamphlet of poetry, Frit (2017), and a collection of prose, Attrib. and other stories (2017). The latter was chosen by Ali Smith as one of 2017’s best debut collections of fiction at the Cambridge Literary Festival and went on to win the Republic of Consciousness Prize. Recent work has appeared in Liberating the Canon (2018), Not Here: A Queer Anthology of Loneliness (2017) and An Unreliable Guide to London (2016).
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