Items where Author is "Robinson, Iain"

Robinson, Iain (2021) The wood and the road:My battle to save an irreplaceable ecosystem. Inkcap Journal.

Robinson, Iain (2019) Dredger (Short Story). In: The Lonely Crowd: Issue 11. The Lonely Press.

Robinson, Iain (2018) Dazzle. In: Best British Short Stories 2018. Salt Publishers. ISBN 9781784631369

Robinson, Iain (2017) Birds. Light. Water. Sky.:On Writing 'Dazzle'. The Lonely Press.

Robinson, Iain (2017) Dazzle (Short Story). In: The Lonely Crowd. The Lonely Crowd (6). The Lonely Press. ISBN 9760993236853

Robinson, Iain (2016) Hold it Tighter (Short Story). Wales Arts Review (online).

Robinson, Iain (2016) Villavicencio (Short Story). In: The Lonely Crowd. The Lonely Crowd (4). The Lonely Press. ISBN 9780993236839

Robinson, Iain (2016) ‘Perhaps That Is What Is Meant by the Word “Haunted”’: Power, Dystopia and the Ghostly Other in Divided Kingdom. In: Rupert Thomson: Critical Essays. Contemporary Writers: Critical Essays . Gylphi Press, pp. 45-64. ISBN 9781780240572

Robinson, Iain (2016) In the Marshes (Short Story). In: Being Dad. Tangent Books, pp. 97-112. ISBN 9781910089323

Robinson, Iain (2015) Dystopia: Kids Come Looking. Kids Come Back (Short Story). In: Hearing Voices: The Litro Anthology of New Fiction. Litro, pp. 52-59. ISBN 9781899999743

Robinson, Iain (2015) The Last Man of Epecuén (Short Story). The Missing Slate.

Robinson, Iain (2014) ESMA:Place and Memory in Buenos Aires, Part 2. Litro.

Robinson, Iain (2014) The Old Houses of Belgrano:Place and Memory in Belgrano, Part 1. Litro.

Robinson, Iain (2014) The Buyer. CoLiCo Press, Sunderland. ISBN 9780957547742

Robinson, Iain (2014) Cascade (Short Story). In: Litro #134: Augmented Reality. Litro. ISBN 9780955424557

Robinson, Iain (2013) The Curse of Ham: Apocalypse and Utopia in Will Self’s The Book of Dave. C21 Literature: A Journal of Twenty-First Century Writings, 2 (1). ISSN 2045-5216

Robinson, Iain ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5846-8093 (2013) ‘You just know when the world is about to break apart’: Utopia, Dystopia and New Global Uncertainties in Sarah Hall’s The Carhullan Army. In: Twenty-First Century Fiction: What Happens Now. Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 197-211. ISBN 978-1-137-03517-2