Book Launch: Andrew Asibong - 'Xanthosis'- BRIGHTON

Join us for the launch of the latest release from Epoque Press, Andrew Asibong's 'Xanthosis'. We are delighted to be hosting the launch for the latest release from Epoque Press, Xanthosis by Andrew Asibong. About the book: Following the introduction of the Lionheart Laws, which have unleashed a wave of racialised violence, four outsiders must come to terms with what it means to be foreign in a homeland which now rejects them. Ousted academic Ashley, washed-up politician Clarissa, exiled psychotherapist Alix and disgraced boxer Steven must walk a tightrope between attempted conformity and hostile discrimination, whilst dealing with the worsening symptoms of xanthosis, a strange virus of the psyche that has afflicted them for as long as they can remember. Xanthosis is a mind-bending web of interconnected narratives about the spectre of neo-fascism haunting Britain. About the author: Andrew Asibong is a writer and psychotherapist of English, Greek and West African descent. His publications include fiction (Mameluke Bath, 2013), literary analysis (Marie NDiaye: Blankness and Recognition, 2013) and psycho-cultural theory (Post-Traumatic Attachments to the Eerily Moving Image, 2021). He holds a first-class degree in Modern Languages from Oxford University and an MA and PhD in French literature from King’s College London. Xanthosis is Andrew's second novel.