Digital Christmas Presents

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Mmm, so it’s that time of year again. You know, when we tell you about the fabulousest books we’ve found this year and say – if you’re getting someone a Kindle or Kobo or Nook or some other kind of e-reader for Christmas, load it up with these. Or, why not get someone some fab ebooks for Christmas. Or even, if you know someone with a computer or smartphone and want to get them a wonderful, rewarding indie Christmas present that costs less than a glow stick and lasts ten times as long, consider these. It would, of course, be remiss not to start with our own pieces of wonderment. And we won’t repeat ourselves, so do also check out what we recommended last year. It’s as good now as it was then. Most links will go to the Amazon UK store, but fear not – the books are available elsewhere – just click the covers. And don’t worry, there will be an analogue equivalent of this post To make this more fun there are no blurbs – suffice to say 1. the covers are so good they speak for themselves, and 2. everything here will appeal to anyone who loves what we do at eight cuts

Verruca Music by Stuart Estell

The Zoom Zoom by Penny Goring

My Memories of a Future Life by Roz Morris

Strangers and Pilgrims by Vivienne Tuffnell

Tartare by M Trevelean

Quintessence by Andrew Meek

Oblivious by Neil Schiller

52ff by Marc Nash

The Other Room by James Everington

Claire-Obscure by Billie Hinton

Trompe-l’oeil by Russell Bittner

Daisychains of Silence by Catherin McLeod

Filtered Light & Other Stories by Heikki Hietala

Olives by Alexander McNabb

EVERYTHING FROM PHILISTINE PRESS (CLICK FOR THEIR FREE DOWNLOADS)

And if you’ve scrolled faithfully this far, I’ve written a couple of books you might enjoy