Everyone Agrees

22/05/2020

There is no earth, no heaven, no abyss. There is only Savannah. And she doesn't exist.

18/11/2013

Elle: who knew?

28/08/2013

Thanks to Stewart Home for his excellent take on After/The Night in the new Art Review...

28/08/2013

Ivan Chtcheglov, Metagraphic portrait of Michèle Bernstein,1963, collage, ink and oil on cardboard, 63×49 cm. Courtesy: Michèle Bernstein and Éditions Allia, Paris

29/07/2013

Michele Bèrnstein, the foremost female protagonist of the Situationist movement – and Guy Debord’s wife – cannibalised the plot of Les Liaisons dangereuses, to the extent of even borrowing the 18th century’s novels characters of

11/07/2013

The Night and After the Night made an appearance in the June Times Literary Supplement...

24/05/2013

The Meeting of Failures, Act I, which has been out of print for almost two years, is now available for free download for Kindle or ePub on our website...

We operate out of London and New York. Our first venture was The Meeting of Failures: Act I, written by Francis and published in London in July, 2011. It is the first installment of the Failures trilogy. Act II, After The Night is out now, published by Book Works in London. We have also been involve...

20/05/2013

After the Night and The Night are now on sale via Book Works!

Book Works is non-profit organisation based in London. Their mission is to commission and produce new books in collaboration with contemporary artists and ...

29/01/2013

https://soundcloud.com/everyoneagrees/guess-who

31/10/2012

http://createsend.com/t/r-F1B4D0CCBA020E1D

Image credit:Pre-enactments, courtesy of Steve Beard and Victoria Halford, (2012) to be published by Book Works as part of Common Objectives 2012

19/10/2011

The Meeting of Failures is now selling at Salon Light in Paris. They'll be sold out soon!

15/09/2011

Help one of the best bookshops in the world by picking up a copy of The Meeting of Failures at St. Mark's Bookshop!

When St. Mark's bookshop first opened, in 1977, the rent was $375 a month and Allen Ginsberg was a regular, CBGB was in its heyday and the local art and film scenes were surging.