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'There are very few writers with as clear and thrilling a love for the stuff of language as Eley Williams. These are stories of deft surprise and smuggled revelations, glorious snapshots of lives lived with bafflement and wonder. Magical' Jon McGregor, author of Lean Fall Stand
'For every brush with darkness in these wonderful stories, there is a counterpoint of light, bright enough to come off the page and go with you about your day. I don't know anyone else who can write like this - language does something special for Eley Williams. What a joy!' Ben Pester, author of Am I in the Right Place?
'Vital, vivid and oddly companionable stories... that make wonders from the ordinary in a heady but precise wordplay' David Hayden, author of Darker With the Lights On
'Eley Williams is a visionary writer. She does things with words most writers can only dream about. Reading Williams makes me want to up my game as a writer. Each story is a multi-layered, kaleidoscopic exploration of a moment. Williams writes with both buoyancy and tremendous weight' Jan Carson, author of Quickly, While They Still Have Horses
'Swimming in Williams' oceanic imagination is a joy for the head and the heart. Moderate to Poor, Occasionally Good presents wave after wave of delightful, face-slapping linguistic shock' Ruby Cowling, author of This Paradise
'There's a frightening type of joy in these stories; erudite and audacious, Williams' work is satisfying in the same way I imagine throwing something delicate and valuable off a cliff must be satisfying' Keiran Goddard, author of I See Buildings Fall Like Lightening
'With her new short fiction collection, Eley Williams confirms her status as champion of the quixotic, the profound, the pulling-the-rug-from-under-your-feet unexpected. A writer to treasure, with not a cliché in sight' Catherine Taylor, author of The Stirrings
'For every brush with darkness in these wonderful stories, there is a counterpoint of light, bright enough to come off the page and go with you about your day. I don't know anyone else who can write like this - language does something special for Eley Williams. What a joy!' Ben Pester, author of Am I in the Right Place?
'Vital, vivid and oddly companionable stories... that make wonders from the ordinary in a heady but precise wordplay' David Hayden, author of Darker With the Lights On
'Eley Williams is a visionary writer. She does things with words most writers can only dream about. Reading Williams makes me want to up my game as a writer. Each story is a multi-layered, kaleidoscopic exploration of a moment. Williams writes with both buoyancy and tremendous weight' Jan Carson, author of Quickly, While They Still Have Horses
'Swimming in Williams' oceanic imagination is a joy for the head and the heart. Moderate to Poor, Occasionally Good presents wave after wave of delightful, face-slapping linguistic shock' Ruby Cowling, author of This Paradise
'There's a frightening type of joy in these stories; erudite and audacious, Williams' work is satisfying in the same way I imagine throwing something delicate and valuable off a cliff must be satisfying' Keiran Goddard, author of I See Buildings Fall Like Lightening
'With her new short fiction collection, Eley Williams confirms her status as champion of the quixotic, the profound, the pulling-the-rug-from-under-your-feet unexpected. A writer to treasure, with not a cliché in sight' Catherine Taylor, author of The Stirrings