Keiran Goddard is the author of one poetry pamphlet (Strings) and two full-length poetry collections, For the Chorus and Votive, the first of which was shortlisted for the Melita Hume Prize and runner-up for the William Blake Prize. He speaks on issues related to social change and currently develops research on workers’ rights, the future of work, automation, and trade unionism. Hourglass is his debut novel and his first US publication.
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“There’s a subtly radical treatment of narrative here...the technique is reminiscent of Jon McGregor.”— The Guardian, Feb 22 2024![]()
“Full of eloquent one-liners...exposing both common ground and vast differences.”— New York Journal of Books, Feb 20 2024![]()
“Goddard's startlingly truthful sentences and the collaborative narration style...make his sensitive novel nearly impossible to put down... Amidst the loss, hardship, and heartbreak in these friendships, there is luck and much love, too.”— Booklist, Feb 1 2024
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