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Celebrated for its creativity, communal spirit, and culture of resistance, Bristol is a city with a loud voice and progressive reputation. But it’ s also a city that has experienced division and inequality. In this anthology, ten acclaimed and emerging writers portray a city full of secrets, scars, and stark contrasts. From the elusive angel who turns up at a stagnant café along the Malago River, to the jilted lover caught in the crosshairs of the police, the stories gathered here lean into the turbulent magic of Bristol and will leave readers with a renewed sense of the city’ s complexity.

Heather Marks is a writer of YA historical fiction. Her debut novel won the 2018 Quarto Translations Award. She is also producer at Words of Colour and Bristol Festivals. Joe Melia worked in several Bristol bookshops for 20 years before becoming Bristol Short Story Prize co-ordinator. He has also been Bristol 24/7’ s Books and Spoken Word editor, a library assistant, fiction editor and had numerous book reviews published.