The print edition was published on December 1st 2011, and has been getting great reviews. Get yours here:
synopsis
An 1850's Explorer charts the furthest reaches of the Amazon, and discovers a language lost since the dawn of time.
A photographer stalks the streets of contemporary London, looking for subjects for his bizarre experiments.
Caposcripti is a novel about shrunken heads and dropouts, language and voyeurism, spanning the continents of South America and Europe.
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praise for caposcripti
“Beautifully constructed” ....“immaculate prose” ... “John Grisham meets Carlos Castaneda”
BOOKMONGERS LONDON 2012
“I loved the way the dialogue builds and builds, but is very subtle...a different way of looking.”
Anna Druka
“It's a great read!”
Rod McLaren
“I was hungry for more, each of my busy days, to induldge myself in this book. Each time I opened the pages I was there, with the characters, my six senses working the pages, sitting on the edge of my seat throughout my Caposcripti experience. This is an incredible book! Zelda Rhiando's first novel reads as if she is already a seasoned writer...a natural talent like hers is undeniable and hats off for a superior first novel. Highly recommend reading! ”
Lisa Billson of The Loose Salute
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about the author
Zelda Rhiando lives and works in Brixton, with her husband and two children. She is currently working on her second novel.
For more writing, head over to badzelda.com
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An interview with Scott Pack
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An interview with Dotun Adebayo