Nick Gadd is a writer whose fiction explores the intricate connections between place, memory, and the human psyche. His work is characterized by a keen eye for urban detail and a distinctive blend of wit and poignancy. Gadd's distinctive approach often delves into the overlooked aspects of city life, imbuing them with a unique narrative resonance. His essays further explore these themes, demonstrating a profound engagement with the textures of lived experience and the echoes of loss within our environments.
An international crime novel brilliantly blending humour and mystery with a fascination for typography that is widely shared by today's reading public. This novel takes the reader into the arcane world of typographers and typefaces, of symbols, swashes and glyphs, where the difference between a serif and sans serif could mean life or death.