The Hall PressinHall Associated Publications HAPBook Review: “Carving into the silk road”Mitch Featherstone’s book challenges some of the most pervasive misconceptions about the legacy of Genghis.Jul 15, 2020Jul 15, 2020
The Hall PressHow Electric Vehicles took over our roadsM. Fealen provides a retrospective of the ‘future technology’ that succeeded against its hurdles.Oct 27, 2019Oct 27, 2019
The Hall PressAn eye for an eye and a tree for a treeBalder Thompson, writer and pigeon worrier, provides us with a tale of a tree in his family garden that he has recently cut down.Jul 21, 2019Jul 21, 2019
The Hall PressHAP looks to some of its favourite contributors to discuss the city.“As a remedy to life in society I would suggest the big city. Nowadays, it is the only desert within our means.” Albert CamusJul 17, 2019Jul 17, 2019
The Hall PressinHall Associated Publications HAPBritish Subjugation “the light feet of the footlights”Yannick Weston Erwig teaches at Marchant University, Toulouse. He has published three major works to date, “The burden of non-being”…Mar 25, 2019Mar 25, 2019
The Hall PressinHall Associated Publications HAPWhere the streets have new namesMilos Atko reports from Kolkata for HAPMar 16, 2019Mar 16, 2019
The Hall PressA Green Plastic Watering CanM. Fealen reports from North Pacific Gyre, where attempts to clean the oceans at profit is proving unsurprisingly counter-productive.Jan 28, 2019Jan 28, 2019
The Hall PressIn August Cooney’s third novel, earth is a pan-stellar haven for the galaxy’s corruptEarth is a pan-stellar haven for the corrupt in August Cooney’s third novel.Jan 27, 2019Jan 27, 2019
