1. Louie Conway
Electro-vital particles drawn from an artificial forehead (pad of chamois leather) impressed by the hand, to match the plot of head injury in the short story by Louie Conway.

Fiction | Un by Louie Conway

Fiction

‘The baby has come to understand the world as reducible into categories, an indefinitely vast space populated by discrete objects with dedicated names and stable locations.’

Runner-up in the Brick Lane Bookshop Short Story Prize 2024: Louie Conway’s ‘Un’.

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