Welcome to the 2022 catalogue of The Book Project’s Bookselling page.
Each year, Creative Writing students at Kent write, produce, and publish a book for their final-year project.
Our authors’ books reflect the great range of taste, expertise and interest among Kent’s Literature and Creative Writing students and staff.
These books are available to preview and buy through this page. Explore, by author or by book, some of the finest writing coming out of Kent.
Browse our selection of books which have been written, produced and published by final year Creative Writing students at the University of Kent.
Three short stories. Unsettling. Threatening. These tales of horror and fantasy explore the disturbing realities of the male gaze, supernatural hauntings within the domestic, and man-eating sirens hunting for sailors.
When a missing person case proves too mysterious for the police to handle, the responsibility falls to two specialist investigators.
This patchworked series of poetic revelations interweave the conflated voices of; self and other, to navigate experiences facilitated by a certain so-called ‘orange-mask app’.
Fractured Waters is a questioning of societal pressures and the challenges of mental health on our own sense of individuality.
Kit Moon's debut book, published as a part of the University of Kent's Book Project module, explores what it means to grow up with mental illnesses and trauma.
Despite not wanting it at first, George starts to enjoy the ride. What will he do when it reaches its end?
In the far future, aboard the intergalactic freighter the Tillamook, the five short stories of Considering Destruction follow engineer Bella through a one day cycle.