This post honours my beloved pets: Bella and Bobby, my two cats, one of whom tragically ate cement. And Fizz, my mother’s cat, who came to live with us after she passed in 2020. During my cancer treatment, Fizz became my devoted companion.
Tag: book
A Feral Class Valentine’s Day
It was Valentine’s Day, and I was about fifteen. I fancied Lucy North, who was the same age as me … More
A Reliant Robin Adventure to Cornwall
At about fourteen years old, I began hanging around with a school friend, Derek Shroud. He was an odd character, … More
Two New Reviews of Feral Class.
The reception to my forthcoming book has been a profound source of hope. Despite the challenges of connecting in a … More
Furtherfield Time Capsules and the Feral Class Book Launch
Woah! I’m still catching my breath after a whirlwind few days that felt like a physical and emotional marathon. It … More
I’m not a terrorist, I’m feral class
I am currently compiling a collection of critical responses to my book, Feral Class, including articles, reviews, and other commentary. This collection now includes a recent post by Cassie Thornton on her Substack, in which she reflects on writing the book’s foreword.
Mytho Massively Recommends Feral Class
Feral Class by Marc Garrett (Minor Compositions). This is a remarkable book; it not only recounts in sharp and daunting … More
A Story from the Feral Class
Every now and then, this is where I’ll explore what Feral Class means to me, as both a working-class identity and a shared experience. Most posts will weave together personal reflections and responses to questions about my work.
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