ARGONAUT BOOKS

'For a story about civilisational collapse it's remarkable how intimate Migraine is, how lived-in, how rich in sense of place. Fisher has written a great London novel by sweeping nearly everything from the city and then leaning in close to what remains'Ned Beauman'Graceful and transcendent, Migraine is a kaleidoscopic odyssey of bodies, language and landscape. Sam is a master of the speculative and sensory - an essential contribution to modern storytelling'Emma Glass'Samuel Fisher's prose moves with swift and sure tread across the glinting particulars of locality, until that condition, that cu...Read More