Three Dreams in the Key of G moves across three apparently separate dreamworlds: post-conflict Ulster, a women’s refuge in Florida and the laboratories of the human genome project.

Marc Nash threads them together through bodies, language, identity, violence, inheritance, and the strange administrative fantasy that everything living can be classified if the right system gets enough funding. This is compact, slippery experimental fiction: part political nightmare, part genetic fable, part bureaucratic hallucination.

A good one for readers who like formally unusual novels, postmodern structures, bio-politics, language games, and books that treat realism as a suspicious little customs officer asking to see your papers.

First edition, Dead Ink paperback, 2018. Very good overall, with light cover and edge wear. Clean internally.