'In stunning, insightful, deeply humane prose, as daily rhythms dissolve into violence and resentment, Fisher indicts all of us yet still offers hope that we may change the ending of this story' Olivia Sudjic

'Wivenhoe explores the ways disasters make us both less and more ourselves. While it is a book about climate change, dystopias and all, it is at the root about love. I loved it' Rowan Hisayo Buchannan


'A steady, sleek book that navigates the instincts we have about each other. Tension cuts between whispers and heart-shrieks. A series of rooms holding the quiet pain of abstracted memories. Snow binds yet removes people from each other. Ruminations into alternative lives, a sequence of people, all wondering what if?' Tice Cin

'Fisher tells a story of lives lived under threat of destruction: the cruel competitions it sets up, and the ways in which human affection lasts. It's a loving book' Daisy Hildyard