In this brilliant, provocative and poetic story, Leander’s mission of self-amusement leads to damage and death here and there, which he may or may not regret. It’s hard to tell – maybe he’s an anti-hero. But as his seemingly random, drug-fuelled journey across London progresses it draws him closer and closer to a truly dangerous underworld figure who turns out to be Leander’s nemesis. They both seem out for revenge, but which deserves it more. With Jonathan Lyon’s prose, Carnivore is impossible to put down. He paints with words, and you can read our full review here.
