I reviewed Gonzalo C. Garcia’s We Are the End for Litro. It's a debut novel about Millennials, computer games and depression, and hails from from everyone’s favourite indie publisher, Galley Beggar Press.

In summary: pretty funny / pretty problematic.

You can read the full review here.

The launch of We Were Strangers was a roaring success, even if I do say so myself. The room was packed out, everyone seemed to enjoy the evening, and there were less copies of the book for sale at the end of the night than there had been when we’d started.

Here, for posterity, are some photographs, culled from various sources, including Sarah-Clare Conlon, David Gaffney, Nicholas Royle, the good people at Waterstones Deansgate, my mum (thanks Mum!) and your trusty friend and editor: me.

Many thanks to those who came along. If you didn’t manage to make it, you can still buy your copy from Confingo or Amazon.

Or you can stop by the Deansgate branch of Waterstones where there are a few copies left over from the night.