129 x 196mm, 102 pages, Black & white printing, Perfect bound, Softcover, 2026

Somebody Should Have Pressed Record is an experimental narrative poem tracing a relationship with an imagined version of Joseph Gilgun. Drawing on auto-destructive art and existentialist fiction, it locates romance at the edge of unreality, where our intractable desire for companionship leaves stains on the walls, dirt under the nails, and a warm spot in the bed. This is a book in which loneliness becomes animate and the figures we conjure begin to make demands of their own. 

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