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Stu Hennigan

Stu is a writer, poet and musician from the north of England, currently based in Leeds. His short fiction has appeared in Lune Journal and the anthology The Middle Of A Sentence, and his poetry has been published in multiple places online, including at Visual Verse. He is currently working on a new novel as well as several other shorter creative projects. Ghost Signs is his first full-length published work.

Ghost Signs: Poverty and the Pandemic: a book documenting inequality throughout the pandemic

Ghost Signs is an eyewitness account of the impact of the pandemic on those living in poverty in one of...

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