Leon Craig

Non-Fiction Writing

Leon writes non-fiction articles and essays, with a particular focus on book reviews and literary culture. 

‘What Is It That Ails You?’, an essay on dreams for Spiritus Mundi: Writings Borne from the Occult (Cunning Folk)

‘Stubborn Objects’, an essay on material culture, memory and the inspirations behind Parallel Hells for the London Magazine

Interview with Irenosen Okojie for the White Review

On being a reformed Valentine’s Day hater for Diva magazine

‘How I Did It’ feature on the writing of Parallel Hells for Mslexia magazine, Issue 93

Review 31, review of Common Ground by Naomi Ishiguro

Review 31, review of LOTE by Shola von Reinhold

Short essay on cooking for Queen Mob’s Teahouse series Not My Writing Desk

TLS review of In at the Deep End by Kate Davies

London Magazine, review of the Queen Mobs anthology and the Berfrois anthology

Review 31, review of Permission by Saskia Vogel and Women by Chloe Caldwell

Review of the Oscar Wilde Temple for the White Review

Brixton Review of Books, round-up of queer and trans fiction p.1 & p.2

Another Gaze, review of Sebastián Lelio’s Disobedience (2017)

Personal essay for the White Review on intimacy, friendship and writing about lesbians

3:AM Magazine essay on The Water Cure by Sophie Mackintosh

TLS review of Reading the Times by Randall Stevenson

TLS review of four non-fiction books on medieval historians and historiography

Review 31, review of Is Monogamy Dead? by Rosie Wilby and Slutever by Karley Sciortino

Review 31, review of Attrib. by Eley Williams

Review 31, review of Strange Heart Beating by Eli Goldstone

Review 31, review of This Young Monster by Charlie Fox

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  • About Parallel Hells
  • Interviews & podcast
  • Praise for Parallel Hells & Reviews
  • Fiction
  • Non-Fiction Writing
  • Live Performance
  • Brainchild and Thousand
  • Drama

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Contact me via contact@leoncraigwriter.com

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