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Short stories with an international flavour by the author of cult novel Call Me — an up to the minute look at Planet Gay.
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P-P Hartnett's club and street-style photographs have featured in The Sunday Times Magazine, The Independent and Time Out, amongst others. Through his photography he claims to be one of the few people to have made money out of Sigue Sigue Sputnik. Call Me, P-P Hartnett's first novel, was published to great critical acclaim and reprinted within months in the UK. The book has been translated into German, and is already in a second edition in the US (St Martin's Press). P-P Hartnett lives alone. Home is a little house on a hill in Lancashire.
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"Extremist writing."
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Will Self
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"If you want to sip from the cup of the zeitgeist—read this man."
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Mike Parker, What's On
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"As a writer, Hartnett is undoubtedly one of the most relevant and electric authors of the moment."
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The Pink Paper
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"P-P Hartnett is an immensely skilled writer, building tensions into a narrative which keeps the reader absolutely hooked."
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Peter Slater, author of Storm
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1 901072 118 / MAR 99 / £7.99
