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The Offing (2019)
These Darkening Days (2017)
The Gallows Pole (2017)
Turning Blue (2016) and as Degradation in France (2018)
Beastings (2014)
Snorri & Frosti (novella, 2013)
Pig Iron (2012)
Richard (2010)
The Book Of Fuck (2004)
Details on each below.
The Offing
August 2019 (hardback) / March 2020 (paperback). Bloomsbury Circus.
Available on Audible.
Radio 4 Book at Bedtime.
BBC Radio 2 Book Club with Jo Whiley.
Forthcoming in Germany, France, USA/Canada, Israel.
"A shift in direction for [Myers] as he moves to a mainstream publisher, but one that has paid off gloriously in this intense and evocative novel that brings to mind JL Carr's A Month In The Country" – Alex Preston, The Guardian, Books for 2019.
"Book by book, over the past decade, Ben Myers has proved himself to be one of the most singular, moving and crucial voices of our times, making The Offing one of the must-read books of the year." – David Peace
"Books of the Year" – The Reading Agency.
"This quiet, lyrical novel confirms a powerful new voice." – The Times
"What a radical thing, these days, to have written a book so full of warm and kindness…gorgeous." – Max Porter, author of Lanny and Grief Is A Thing With Feathers
"One of the most interesting, restless writers of his generation….Unfurling at the unhurried pace of a fern, it's an evocatively lyrical paean to the countryside — deeply felt and closely observed." – Daily Mail
"This is a poetic book with a winning generosity of spirit, moving from a folksy celebration of the rural north to a revelation of the broader horizons that can come from reading and some serious culture." – Sunday Times
"A moving and subtle novel in many way, infused with a love of the minute pleasures in life, and the lasting regrets…It is a book that puts a woman centre stage (and Dulcie likes to be the centre of attention) without condescension and without reproof…the true wonder of this book is that it is actually about goodness." – Stuart Kelly, The Scotsman
"It is that honourable entity – a state-of-the-nation novel, driven by love and concern for England, present and future…One senses a demand that we also look at society and culture with similar minute attention, and with an understanding of what men and women need in order to live with dignity. The ultimate point, though never pressed, is inescapable: one is reminded of England today, its history denied, its present degraded, its future unravelling. This is a novel for our times." – Irish Times
"Beautiful and evocative landscape writing, as you'd expect, bit also a sensitive exploration of love, growing up, friendship and becoming an artist. Dulcie Piper is one of the best characters I have read in ages and I already miss her." – Jenn Ashworth.
"A sweet and sensual coming of age novel, this story of a young man whose limited experience and prospects are opened up before us. Robert's senses are awakened and his mind is liberated in friendship with a crazy wise old Englishwoman, a shaman tucked away in the north-east of 1940s England." – Tim Pears
"A gorgeous summer of a book, quietly and precisely what the world needs, calling friendship and gentleness from people, place and language, The Offing is about the best of us. It is to be treasured and passed on." – Horatio Clare
"Ben Myers once again writes a rich backdrop of the natural world for this deeply, tender, timely and necessary story abut the power of relationships across the boundaries of age, class and gender. Everyone reading this book of hope will wish that at sixteen they had met a Dulcie Piper too." – Luke Turner, author of Out Of The Woods
"This is a new departure for Myers…it reminds of a time when David Bowie could serve up something new with almost every album. The Offing, then, is Myers's own Low." – Cally Callomon (Books of the Year So Far, Caught By The River)
"A tender, tragic but warming story of love and living amid the flux of time, the sea and the seasons, The Offing is both beautiful and beautifully told. Through it's pages, Myers carefully and thoughtfully reaffirms the values and riches of human connection, freedom and the joy of living on your own terms, echoing the small, rural stage-play intensity of classics like A Month In The Country. Much like Robert Appleyard, we leave Dulcie Piper and her home with a sense of knowledge, horizon and the endless potentiality of being alive." – Rob Cowen, author of Common Ground.
"This is what folk music would look like if it came in written form" – The Crack, Book of the Month.
"Myers' eye for the natural world is as good as ever, and his receptive sympathy with animal life produces some wonderful images: the badger Robert sees in the night, for example, gnawing at a worm "as if it were a child chewing on a cherry bootlace plucked from a penny-poke of pick-and-mix'", or "the deep green and magnesium" of the fish Robert takes up to Dulcie's cottage, "their bellies the colour of molten lead." – The Herald
"With its evocative descriptions of the natural world, Myers' account of Robert's stay with Dulcie feels both timeless and unending. The wonderfully imagined Dulcie is undoubtedly the star of the show: forthright and delightfully eccentric." – A Life In Books
"The Offing is a wonderfully intimate and charming story that oozes humanity…a touching portrait of memory and loss, of starting out in life and the joy youth can bring to age and the wisdom age can bring to youth." – NB Magazine
"A meditation on an England long gone and a lament for the countryside we fail to notice now, it confirms Myers' place as one of the best writers of nature at work today. – i news
These Darkening Days
September 2017. Moth / Mayfly Press.
"Myers' place writing, as we place-and-nature-writers call it, is as good as anything being scrawled in Britain today….the Pelecanos of the Pennines" – Horatio Clare
"These Darkening Days is not the visceral horror show readers have come to expect of a Myers novel. Subtle and compelling, it's a work that deserves wider attention. His storytelling is controlled and atmospheric — perfect, in fact, for the long dark nights ahead." – The Morning Star
"He's James Ellroy with a flat cap and a terrier." – John Mitchinson
"The consistency of Benjamin Myers' fictional world, in his locations as well as the imaginative portrayal of "these valley people of the northlands", has the effect of making his novels (diverse though they are) seem like an unfolding sequence. Myers is, unusually among contemporary writers (perhaps), best read in his entirety….a writer who has found his subject and the voice that best expresses it. These Darkening Days is another powerful novel. He could be Yorkshire's Iain Sinclair as well as its Cormac McCarthy." – Bookmunch
"Layers of landscape, myth and the hidden underbelly of everyday life outside of the metropolis are built up as the plot unfolds and the darkness grows. By now you should all know how good a writer Myers is. If you don't, These Darkening Days will be more than enough to convince you." – Loud & Quiet
"The collective blood pressure of the Yorkshire tourist board must ratchet up several notches every time that Myers publishes a new novel, but for the rest of us this is gripping stuff." – The Crack
"Everything here, from the now-familiar landscapes to the description of life at the local newspaper and the behaviour of parachuted-in Sun reporters, is note perfect…But the book goes much further, delving into society's hysterical narcissism and the way its tendrils snake all the way back into myth, legend and half-forgotten community history. There's no question that this is a superb piece of work….a fantastic eye for landscape and great political and cultural insight…it's funny, brutal and properly thrilling." – Tom Morton, Thrill Filter
"The writing is stunning, from the occasional sentence which catches you and brings you up short – The streetlights wear soft halos in the mist – through to the ability to evoke the grittiness of this northern town in a few words. Sometimes I found myself going back and rereading sections, just for the pleasure the words gave. In places it's almost poetic. and it's all brilliant." – The Book Bag
"Myers' investigation of the zones where desire generated by 21st- century technology intertwines with ancient myths and legends suggests he has less in common with his fellow crime writers than he does with M. John Harrison, Jeff VanderMeer or Alan Moore, who have all explored the influence of landscape on human behaviour." – Opus Independents
"One of my favourite deliciously dark authors…I absolutely loved it. As always the book is suffused by Myers' strange mix of sometimes lyrical, oftentimes unerringly brutal imagery of the natural environment against which his characters roil, fight, and will to survive." – Raven Crime Reads
"Bursting out of the shadow side of a rural idyll, festering like a sheep in a peatbog puddle. If you've read Phil Rickman, you'll be familiar with it, with an occult tinge to the noir. With Ben Myers, there's less occult, but you get pitched into the realm of Stella Gibbons' 'When I was young, I saw something nasty in the woodshed…', with the added 'treat' of a full description of the woodshed event." – Northern Earth
As autumn draws in a series of unexplained vicious attacks occur in a small northern town renowned for being a bohemian backwater.
When the national media descends, local journalist Roddy Mace attempts to tell the story while struggling to stay sober, but finds the very nature of truth brought into question. He turns to disgraced detective James Brindle, alone and rapidly unravelling as he forensically examines is own failings, for help.
When further attacks occur old-timers talk of 'valley fever', a mythical affliction that has stricken residents of the valley throughout its history, and the shattered community becomes the focus of an accelerating media that favours immediacy over truth.
In These Darkening Days murder and myth collide in a folk-crime story about place, identity and the tangled lives of those who never leave.
It is very loosely inspired by real life events that happened in the Upper Calder Valley, West Yorkshire in the 1930s.
The Gallows Pole
May 2017, Bluemoose Books (UK). 2019 Third Man Books (US/Canada).
**Amazon Top 100 Bestseller.
**Winner of the Walter Scott Prize 2018.
**Winner of a Roger Deakin Award.
**Longlisted for the Republic of Consciousness Prize
Books of the Year, The Big Issue, The Guardian, The Crack, Loud & Quiet, Good Housekeeping, Bookmunch etc
Optioned for TV/film. Available on Audible. Forthcoming in Arabic.
The Gallows Pole is available to download as an audio book on Audible here. A soundtrack to the novel by The Shining Levels is available as a CD or a download here (and you can read a review of it here). Book Group readers can find a list of questions for discussion here. A walking guide / map designed by cartographer Christopher Goddard to accompany the book can be bought here.
"Powerful, visceral writing, historical fiction at its best. Benjamin Myers is one to watch." – Pat Barker
"A phenomenal and highly energised novel" – Sebastian Barry
"A roaring furnace of a novel. In telling a big story about a small place, Benjamin Myers portrays social upheavels which have a sharp contemporary echo, as well as bringing to light a little-known and fascinating fragment of rural English history…he meets the challenge for every author of historical fiction – bringing alive the past and speaking forcefully to the readers of today" – judges comments of the Walter Scott Prize 2018 (winner)
"Not only one of my books of the year, but it also has my cover of the year: Sergeant Pepper meets The Omen by way of 1930s paperbacks. It's the best thing Myers has done; fierce gale-driven prose that speaks to and of the northern English landscape out of which the story rises." – Robert Macfarlane, Book of the Year, The Big Issue
"The Gallows Pole may well turn out to be 2017's His Bloody Project. It's a windswept, brutal tale of eighteenth-century Yorkshire told in starkly beautiful prose." – Alex Preston, The Guardian
"Benjamin Myers is a poet and his evocation of Hartley's moorland home is superb…this is a brutal tale told with an original, muscular voice." – The Times, summer reads pick 2018
"Myers's obsession with place and power is urgently contemporary. Society is fragile. The walls can, and do, collapse. Today the political shocks of Brexit and Trump make this obvious in a way it hasn't been for a long time: the strand of malevolent machismo that seemed like deliberately shocking Gothic in Myers's 2014 novel Beastings feels closer to home now. It seems as though Myers, seer-like, has merely had to wait for the world outwardly to become as he long ago divined it to be…His element is violence and, in his element, he is thrilling: intelligent, dangerous and near untouchable." – New Statesman
"From the half-forgotten history of northern working men on the brink of the Industrial Revolution, Myers has unearthed a powerful story which he tells with great vigour." – The Sunday Times
"This powerful novel is as darkly lovely as Emily Bronte's work" – Joanne Harris
"Terrific: illuminating, gripping and deeply rooted in its setting. The description of a popular uprising against the rich establishment has many links with our current political climate that makes it thought-provoking and vital." – Amy Liptrot
"Compelling and visceral in its language, The Gallows Pole is an astonishing act of reclamation – a hidden history re-imagined, a lost landscape vividly brought to life." – Jake Arnott
"Myers's prose is loaded with beautiful old words that point to a deep understanding of how language, place and identity combine. A rich, mythic brew" – The TLS
"Atmospheric alt-crime at its best." – NME
"A brilliant, extraordinary book." – Mary Anne Hobbs, 6 Music
"Prose that is by turns poetic and full of power, with a rhythm and cadence that makes you feel the loam under the nails, the wind at your back and the power of the natiral world…spellbinding stuff."- Doug Johnstone, The Big Issue
"Myers is the master of English rural noir" – Paul Kingsnorth
"Myers' captivating tale of the Cragg Vale Coiners is as wild and full of life – in all its beauty and brutality – as stags on the Yorkshire moors." – Wyl Menmuir
"You can smell the rot, feel the wet weight of mud on your skin, hear the birdsong, muttered threats and prayers to old gods…reel at the dizzying depths of history Myers finds in a scrap of land; the intoxicating, exhilarating mines of buried epics he discovers." – Niall Griffiths
"A glass of whisky, fireplace, rain-lashing-the-window sort of book. Make the whisky cask strength." – Cynan Jones
"Myers's writing is more ornate than in his previous novels. In pursuit of an epic folk quality, he uses balladic repetition and scattershot word pairings…Myers also writes good prose that sharply evokes weather and wildness, and communicates a deep love of the Yorkshire landscape. He's an interesting writer and a talented one, and this is a fascinating subject." – Carol Birch, The Guardian
"Smelting together the pace, violence and sheer drama of a Cormac McCarthy novel with a Ted Hughes-like evocation of its wild Pennine setting, The Gallows Pole is an unforgettable true story of counterfeiting and murder that burns brilliantly, searing into the eye and mind. Riveting, raw and unflinchingly polemical, it tears open the English landscape to reveal the messy, eerie, rough and raw lives once lived therein in incredible, alarming and unforgettable style."- Rob Cowen
"His world is dirty, violent and the drizzle which seems to permanently hangs over the Calderdale hills seeps through the pages….this is an accomplished novel by a writer with a keen ear for language and a keen eye for historical detail. If the film rights haven't yet been snapped up, I suspect they soon will." – Yorkshire Post
"The elements build like a Western with the added shade of the peculiarly English class dualisms that descend from inheritance, through Parliament, down to local government and finally seep into the very soil….Displaying admirable control of his prose as well as his cast of characters, this is a novel full of tension, colour, and drama, but also one that is underpinned by a radical relationship with the author's own country — suggestive of the many different histories that our literature continues to neglect and positing thoroughly modern questions about the nature of the environment, ownership, wealth, and class." – Caught By The River
"Dark, visceral and gripping…" – The i News, selected reads of the summer
"Myers's fifth novel is rooted in historical fact and deeply embedded in rural Yorkshire, its "holme and royd, thwaite and clough"…the dark, lyrical intensity brings to mind David Peace and Gordon Burn in a superbly detailed and eloquently crude depiction of Hartley's place and time" – Irish Times
"If you've ever been on a lonely trek through the lost and inbetween parts of the English countryside, the moors, the dales, the peaks, Ben's are the words that rattle through your head as the light gets dim or the rain comes in, as your mind starts to race…" – Wolf People
"A brilliant novel – for fans of The Wake, for fans of Sarah Perry. It's full of millstone grit, bracken, the high moors and old pagan England. The language and dialect has obviously been researched to a huge degree, and written as a fast-paced thriller. It's an interesting, original and powerful historical novel in the vein of Ted Hughes…[but] one told with a massive amount of humour." – John Mitchinson, Backlisted Podcast
"The joy, and power, of Myers' writing has always been its weight of tradition, a delight in the excavation of language to give it vivid contemporary life. The Gallows Pole gives him the opportunity to unleash a thesaurus of eighteenth-century language, the extent of Yorkshire swearing is worth reading the novel alone…the flow of such language not only gives an air of authenticity, at times it becomes a prose folk-song, but pulls the reader into this community." – Bookmunch
"A fantastic talem with the 18th century setting allowing Myers scope to really get in amongst the phlegm and pig-shit, the novel evoking time and place as well as Graeme Macrae Burnet's My Bloody Project while also containing the lyricism of Sebastian Barry's recent Costa winning Days Without End…pulsates with life." – The Crack
"Brilliantly realised fiction, rooted in visceral truth… few novelists can better Myers at capturing the shifting moral tonality of landscape." – Culture Vulture
"He grapples with poverty, injustice and human suffering. His writing packs a visceral punch and is not for the faint-hearted. His descriptions of beatings and murders are to be relished — fan that I am of Richard Allen and Quentin Tarantino — and are beautifully rendered in poetic, unrelenting, muscular prose bringing alive acts of savage desperation." – Bookblast
"A fantastic tale with the 18th century setting allowing Myers scope to really get in amongst the phlegm and pig-shit…it pulsates with life." – The Crack
"Myers specialises in tense and unflinching narratives, scratching off social patina. Throughout this gripping dramatisation of local history runs menace, with a magic that only King David Hartley perceives, passively, as a constant compulsion….the percussive shortness of language smacks brutally close to home, even now, as a Saturday night in Halifax amply demonstrates. This is a novel that will capture the imagination, whether familiar or not with the locale and the actual events." – Northern Earth
"Uniformly excellent. The sense of place is crafted with exactitude seldom encountered. The characterization is so vivid that it overspreads the page with three-dimensional dynamism…a standout in any genre, and is certainly a rare historical gem. Very highly recommended" – Historical Novel Society.
"I saw them. Stag-headed men dancing at on the moor at midnight, nostrils flared and steam rising…"
An England divided. From his remote moorland home, David Hartley assembles a gang of weavers and land-workers to embark upon a criminal enterprise that will capsize the economy and become the biggest fraud in British history.
They are the Cragg Vale Coiners and their business is 'clipping' – the forging of coins, a treasonous offence punishable by death.
A charismatic leader, Hartley cares for the poor and uses violence and intimidation against his opponents. He is also prone to self-delusion and strange visions of mythical creatures.
When excise officer William Deighton vows to bring down the Coiners and one of their own becomes turncoat, Hartley's empire begins to crumble. With the industrial age set to change the face of England forever, the fate of his empire is under threat.
Forensically assembled from historical accounts and legal documents, The Gallows Pole is a true story of resistance that combines poetry, landscape, crime and historical fiction, whose themes continue to resonate. Here is a rarely-told alternative history of the North.
Turning Blue
2016, Mayfly/Moth (UK). 2018, Editions du Seuil (France).
Loud & Quiet magazine's Book Of 2016.
The depths of winter in the isolated Yorkshire Dales and a teenage girl is missing.
At a derelict farm high up on a hillside Steven Rutter, a destitute loner, harbours secrets. Nobody knows the bleak moors better than him, or their hiding places.
Obsessive, taciturn and solitary, detective Jim Brindle is relentless in pursuing justice. But he is not alone in his growing preoccupation with the case. Local journalist Roddy Mace has moved north from London to build a new life.
As Brindle and Mace begin to prise the secrets of the case from tight-lipped locals, their investigation leads first to the pillars of the community and finally to a local celebrity and fixture of the nation's Saturday night TV. 'Lovely Larry' Lister has his own hiding places, and his own dark tastes.
A tour de force in plotting and atmosphere, Turning Blue is a terrifying and gripping tale of hidden lives, and hidden deaths.
"Myers summons up the Yorkshire landscape with lyrical aplomb. The bleakness of the snowbound landscape, the beauty of the moors, the vivid realisation of market town and northern city are all rendered with absolute clarity. His prose is beautifully controlled and so graphic it's impossible not to picture the scenes he conjures up in striking detail. There is no hiding place from the darkness because the writing is so damned good." – Val McDermid, The Guardian
"Ben Myers is the master of English rural noir, and with Turning Blue, he has created a whole new genre: folk crime….this is by turns gripping, ghastly and unputdownable. I'm already looking forward to the sequel." – Paul Kingsnorth, author of The Wake and Beast
"Working within the genre of crime fiction, and yet with a prose style that at times reads like poetry, Myers spins a tale of torment that creaks into other, older narratives. He creates a novel that is both environmentally and ecologically prescient…Turning Blue is a brave and utterly uncompromising novel which positions Benjamin Myers alongside the great names of crime fiction. He has earned his metaphorical seat on the bench, snuggled in between Val McDermid and James Ellroy." – Katharine Norbury, Caught By The River
"A queasily compulsive evocation of a wild and brutal Yorkshire landscape, informed and haunted in equal measure by the shades of Jimmy Savile and his monstrous deeds and the East Riding's lost boy of crime fiction, Ted Lewis." – Cathi Unsworth, author of The Not Knowing and Bad Penny Blues
"[Myers is] grammatically armed, experienced, and capable of subverting language to dangerous effect….In terms of the current pantheon of crime writing, there truly is nothing with Turning Blue's dark power and literary ferocity." – Tom Morton, Thrill Filter
"Myers has his own style, he is an exciting writer of extraordinary talent with an ability to weave heart-breaking tales about marginalised communities and individuals with brutal, bleak and stomach-wrenching stories into the evocative tapestry of a landscape setting….I am continually excited and blown away by Myers' awesome writing." – A Fiction Habit
"Not only has Myers managed to retain his genuine gift for writing about the countryside – despite some quite explicit diversions into the sexual underworld – but in James Brindle he has created a detective who is troubled, and thankfully not just by the tired clichés of drink, drugs or divorce…Turning Blue works as a proper old-fashioned page turner, but Myers has created a new genre – Dales Noir – with echoes of a great like James Ellroy." – Louder Than War
"Turning Blue is cool, dark and hypnotic. As we've come to expect from Myers, landscape and nature play an important role in the book, providing the rough-hewn canvas on which he paints yet another gripping, shadowy portrait of humanity, and in the process proves himself one of our most interesting and original writers." – Lee Bullman, Loud & Quiet. Book Of 2016.
"This is far removed from the picture postcard Yorkshire of Heartbeat…the wildness of the environs are particularly well drawn, the reek of sheep shit practically wafting off the page…this compulsively readable work is driven by the same kind of grimly hypnotic thump that David Peace brought to his Red Riding Quartet (another author not given to romanticising "the north").- The Crack
"The writing is masterful. The descriptive power throughout is akin to that of the best metaphysical poetry….to read Turning Blue is to be totally immersed, to be so engaged with the richness of the text that when reality calls and the book needs placing back on the table, you long to escape back to it." – Nudge
"Rural crime fiction in Britain is often hounded by a sense of cosiness, of layers of geniality laid as thick as a buttered scone. Trust Benjamin Myers to swallow those clichés into oblivion, and regurgitate a dark, nasty detective story set in the Yorkshire dales, with barely an iota of compassion for our methods of clinging to what we know…this is a tour de force of stark horror writhing from any pigeonhole you lump it in." – The Skinny
"What a revelation Turning Blue turned out to be. A glorious mash up of the staccato darkness of David Peace, fused with Ross Raisin, this book was not only utterly original, but infused with a beautifully realised balance of naturalistic imagery, and a totally compelling tale of sordid murder in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Drawing on the theme of the infamous Yew Tree investigations, Myers has conjured up a cast of emotionally damaged characters across the spectrum, with blood chilling moments of revelation, that will haunt your dreams." – Raven Crime Reads
"Deeply uncomfortable, essential reading, examining something very rotten in British society." – Unsung Stories
2014. Bluemoose Books.
Winner of the Portico Prize For Literature 2015.
Winner of the Northern Writers' Award 2013.
Longlisted for the Jerwood Fiction Uncovered Award 2015.
A girl. A baby. An abduction.
A priest. A poacher. A pursuit.
The wild Cumbrian countryside.
Life and death and corruption.
"Beastings is a brilliant, brutal novel, told sparsely but with huge strength. It put me in mind of the work of Ron Rash and Cormac McCarthy in its attention to landscape, and its muscular tone." – Robert Macfarlane
"The evocation of landscape is intimate and elemental…Myers has the potential to become a true tragedian of the fells." – The Guardian
"Benjamin Myers is quite simply an excellent and already accomplished writer. His prose is taut, confident, professionally polished but at the same time maintaining a sense of rustic and unrefined authenticity, that which is truly hewn." – Judge Sarah Hall, Northern Writers' Award
"…a gripping ride through an imagined heart of Lake District darkness. I couldn't have writ it better myself." – Hamilton, British Sea Power
"This bitter, alarming, occasionally visionary novel of the British wilderness is likely to linger in the mind for some time." – New Statesman
"Beastings is just wonderful – tough and generous and beautiful" – Will Atkins
"A bleak, compelling novel about religion, fertility and ferality, played out amongst the Lake District fells where the line between (wo)man and beast often seems fragile and thin…I don't know if I have encountered such a strong, engaging character in a book for some time: this is startling, sublime writing." – Caught By The River
"Myers' prose is appropriately sparse…his brief descriptions need no expansion – "thin lipped with sharp manicured nails" – and he provokes a physical repulsion from the outset as he sets up a savage pursuit." – The Big Issue
"What we have here is a literary thriller of the highest order – one that really stands out from the crowd and packs an intense, unflinching and disturbing punch as you read to its dramatic climax." – Savidge Reads
"Faulkner begat McCarthy begat Myers. That's good company. Hallowed company…an extraordinary novel. A fine achievement, something to be proud of. A novel I will never forget. I had thought only Americans could write like this." – The Portico Quarterly
"Benjamin Myers quite literally takes us for a walk on the dark side…The description of the landscape is at times so intense and vivid, it breathes on the page. However, Beastings is not for the faint-hearted, the book is at times genuinely unsettling as Myers' rich descriptive prose leads us willingly into the heart of a gothic nightmare. A story that will grip you to the final word and a tour de force for Myers." – Loud & Quiet magazine
"One for Cormac McCarthy fans tired of waiting for his new book…" – Shortlist
"A novel that disturbs & hypnotizes in equal measure." – The Bookseller
"Beastings is a startlingly confident novel, the kind that makes other books seem two-thirds too long…" – The Journal
"There's something about this vast physical expanse in the novel that loosens the characters from the bonds of morality; that made the whole narrative very believable." – The Quietus
"As the tension of the chase heightens and the novel races towards its terrible conclusion, it's Myers's powerful and uncompromising language that keeps the reader gripped – at once sumptuous and stark, horrific and intense – Beastings is a novel of unflinching beauty, telling a richly imagined tale of a need from freedom from the abuse of power that can resonate in us all." – NARC
"…the novel keeps its hand around your throat, dragging you backward through the overgrowth it depicts. By the time you finish the book, you'll feel simultaneously compelled to visit the Lake District and terrified by the idea." – Bookslut
"Benjamin Myers' highly anticipated fourth book seals his reputation as a writer with a talent for painting the violent wilderness of the rural north…. fans of his previous works will be on familiar ground with the novel's mesmerising prose and blackly humorous, laconic dialogue, and the damp and desolate landscapes of the novel are given immense tangibility and personality." – Living North
"A dark, suspenseful Lakeland gothic – a real literary page-turner," – Jenn Ashworth
"An absorbing story of a savage pursuit…" – Big Issue
"What I love about Myers' writing is the simplicity of what is going on. There are no gadgets and bullshit….the writing in Beastings, as with Pig Iron and the gorgeous novella Snorri and Frosti, is completely stripped back of any fancy pants bullshit and is primal and uninhibited." – Bookc*nt
"I don't think it's any exaggeration to say that Beastings is an absolute masterpiece. A spellbinding work of art." – Russ Litten
"The language of Beastings is unembellished; deceptively spare for the most part, yet obviously painstakingly crafted…this pitch-black tale surely mark Myers' continued ascendancy as a contemporary novelist of note; despite, or perhaps because of it bleakness, Beastings is a deeply compelling and unnerving piece of prose." – Cuckoo Review
"With Beastings Myers is becoming a Ron Rash of northern England. Like Rash's novels, and short stories of the Appalachian mountains, Myers' depiction of life on the Cumbrian fells spans Biblical struggles between innocence and corruption, sacrifice and love and a sense of an evil that will always exist within the human soul." – Bookmunch
Pig Iron
2012. Bluemoose Books.
Winner of the Gordon Burn Prize 2013.
John-John wants to escape his past. But the legacy of brutality left by his bare-knuckle boxer father, King of the Gypsies, Mac Wisdom, overshadows his life. His new job as an ice cream man should offer freedom, but instead pulls him into the dark recesses of a northern town where his family name is mud.
When he attempts to trade prejudice, parole officers and local gangs for his 'green cathedral' – the rural landscape in which he seeks solace – Mac's rise and bloody downfall threatens to engulf John-John's present. Pig Iron is the story of a traveller who hasn't travelled; a young man fighting for his surname and his very survival.
"Pig Iron is an important book because it tells a story that has shaped all contemporary Western humans, but is routinely, inexplicably overlooked – the great move from agricultural life to industrial life. The respect in which that shapes human culture and individual humans was something Gordon Burn was always thrummingly alive to." – Judge Deborah Orr, the Gordon Burn Prize 2013
"His poetic vernacular brims with that quality most sadly lost – humanity." – The Guardian
"Benjamin Myers' influences are clear — David Peace's northern brutalism is evident and there are suggestions of Salinger and Golding but Pig Iron's savage vision is his alone." – The Morning Star
"One of my best reads this year…it's a deeply rural story, a book full of passion for the English countryside and centred on the conflict between the travelling and the settled community. A very fine read indeed, it expresses a life view almost never examined in our narrow literary culture." – Melvin Burgess
"A novel that resists mere classification as a 'traveller' book. This is yet another singular portrait of an outsider from Myers. And delivered through authentic characterisation, a monstrously compelling plot, and frequent humour – a rare combination of such successfully crafted elements – Pig Iron deserves to find itself on many a reading list, if not the National Curriculum." – 3:AM Magazine
"What a staggeringly powerful book. It held me page by page, totally took me over. If I had to opt for a single word to encompass the experience of reading the book, I'd settle for 'ferocious'. How come this book didn't win all the literary prizes that year?" – Dominic Cooper, author of The Dead Of Winter and Sunrise.
"Original and urgent, exciting and uncompromising" – Loud & Quiet, Books of the Year
"Never has an author caught the sense of dread, denial and defeat in the downward spiral so thoroughly and accurately as this since Hubert Selby Jr.'s masterwork Requiem For A Dream. Myers' blend of low-life settings and high art conceptions, coupled with a sharp knowledge of North-East regional dialectical inflections and the region's mapping, are a wonderful throwback to Joyce." – Louder Than War
2010. Picador / Pan MacMillan.
In February 1995, Richey Edwards checked out of a London hotel instead of flying to the US with the rest of the Manic Street Preachers. There were a few subsequent sightings but then nothing. His body was never found, and he was declared legally dead in November 2008. Now Richard tells the story of his life – and disappearance – as he might have told it….
"Never a dropped beat. Myers understands the reactionary nature of the post-punk diktat, the people it attracts and its importance to lives given up to it." – The Times
"Richard is not a provocation, nor does it claim to solve the Richey mystery. It is a sympathetic and sad imagining of the boy who became a reluctant pop idol." – Time Out
"A novel for our celebrity-obsessed age…from life in a small town to sex, drugs and rock and roll excess, Richard slashes and burns its way through the bloated beigeness of the contemporary British novel." – Bookmunch
The Book of Fuck
2004. Wrecking Ball Press (UK) and Baldini Castoldi & Dalaia (Italy).
Written in real time over seven days, THE BOOK OF F**K is a short, sharp, pun-addled pulp fiction pastiche where the absurd underworld of music and reality are exaggerated to new dimensions. Following the frantic movements of a rock fan on the trail of America's public enemy number one, it is a buckled break-neck rant let loose at punk rock speed, literature that comes none more black.
Echoing the energy and urgency of the music that inspired it – short, sharp and pure in intention – advance copies of THE BOOK OF F**K have fell fowl of censors in certain countries due to its uncompromising title, leading one Italian newspaper to describe as "an insult to literature" and one UK chain of bookstores to ban it.
"Take Holden Caulfield and put him in a squalid and perpetually hungover London. Myers sets his book in the grey surrounds of medical surgeries, the city's nerve centre, piss-stinking alleys and Orwellian call centres"." – Rolling Stone
"Something odd but irresistible that's both poetry and prose… yet neither one nor the other."–Time Out
"In a world of scrubbed-up pop-star tossers, the counter culture still burns fiercely" – City Life
Snorri & Frosti
2013. 3:AM Press (print) / Galley Beggar Press (ebook).
96 page novella published first as an ebook as part of the Galley Beggar Press Singles club and then as a chapbook by 3:AM Books, with art by Christian Spens. Both 2013. A limited amount featured a special "bejewelled" cover. The first print run SOLD OUT in 2 weeks but copies of both can now be bought again here or downloaded via Amazon


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In Malaysia, a country of 30 million people that is 60 percent Muslim, the courts agreed "Allah" in the Herald newspaper would confuse Muslim Malays and promote the Christian faith among them. In a country only 58 years old, where the word, which predates Islam, has been used by Christians for hundreds of years, the courts decided "Allah" belongs to Muslims only. As of Jan. 21, Rev. Lawrence Andrew no longer can call God by the name "Allah" in his Catholic weekly newspaper, the Herald.
Andrew endured death threats, graffiti was smeared outside churches, and protesters burned Bibles and Andrew's effigy. A bodyguard was assigned to shadow the 70-year-old Jesuit priest.
"I just had to compose myself and carry on," he said.
The priest and his lawyers are arguing that the ruling on the Allah term applies to the Herald only.
"I brought this case. It only applies to the Herald," Andrew said. He refuses to heed attempts by Islamic religious groups seeking to extend the ruling to cover all aspects of Christian worship in the Malay language.
Church leaders say they take some comfort in the Government's declaration that the decision of the Court of Appeal is confined to the Herald's case.
"But this support is verbal; it has no legal value, and so can change at any time. For now, though, it has bought us a bit of freedom."
"We can cope with it. We will continue publishing the Herald without using the word Allah," the unassuming priest told World Watch Monitor.
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Besides a new suite of enhancements for educational uses, Apple's upcoming iOS 9.3 release, which went into beta this morning, adds several consumer-facing features. Apple highlights these on a website previewing the update. Notably, the update adds a system-wide Night Mode that uses the device's time and location to present certain colors around the software optimized for darker environments:
Many studies have shown that exposure to bright blue light in the evening can affect your circadian rhythms and make it harder to fall asleep. Night Shift uses your iOS device's clock and geolocation to determine when it's sunset in your location. Then it automatically shifts the colors in your display to the warmer end of the spectrum, making it easier on your eyes. In the morning, it returns the display to its regular settings. Pleasant dreams.
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The articles in For You are now better tailored to your particular interests. And to help you discover new Favorites, For You suggests trending topics and Editors' Picks. When a story contains video, you can play it right from your feed. On your iPhone, you can view everything in landscape. And when you check for updates, the latest stories appear much faster — so you can catch up on the day's events quickly and easily.1
The Health app now bundles in information from the Apple Watch's activity app:
It's simpler than ever to find third-party apps to track your health and wellness. Categories such as Weight, Workouts, and Sleep have a new slider menu that reveals great apps you can easily add to your Health dashboard.2The Health app also now displays your move, exercise, and stand data, as well as your goals, from Apple Watch. So you can see all your health metrics in one place and easily share your data with third‑party apps.
Lastly, CarPlay has improved Apple Music integration:
With iOS 9.3, CarPlay adds even more useful features. New and For You from Apple Music — with songs, artists, and albums handpicked by experts, plus selections based on your preferences— are right at hand on your screen. And the Nearby feature in Maps lets you find gas, parking, restaurants, coffee, and more with a tap. So you'll know the best places to stop, whether you're on your daily commute or an epic road trip.
As we highlighted in our earlier article, iOS 9.3 also adds Hebrew support for Siri and support for more than one connected Apple Watch per iPhone. 3D Touch Home screen shortcut support has been added for the Weather, Health, Compass, and Stocks apps, while additional support for the App Store and iTunes Store has also been added.
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Regulators Eye Apple Anew — Enforcers Interested in Whether Digital-Subscription Rules Stifle Competition — WASHINGTON—U.S. antitrust enforcers have begun looking at the terms Apple Inc. set this week for media companies who want to sell their content on its popular iPad and other devices …
Miguel Helft / New York Times: IPad Service Draws Scrutiny
Shelley DuBois / Fortune: Today in the Fortune 500: Antitrust enforcers eye Apple, Time Warner ousts Time Inc. CEO Jack Griffin …
Eric Slivka / MacRumors: U.S. and European Regulators 'Looking At' Apple's App Store Subscriptions Program
Paul Biba / TeleRead: US Justice Department and FTC looking into Apple's subscription service; EU monitoring as well
Steven Musil / CNET News: Report: Apple's subscription plan draws antitrust scrutiny
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines Blog: Apple's app subscription plan gets Feds interested: Time to retreat?
Federico Viticci / MacStories: Antitrust Enforcers "Looking At" Apple's New Subscriptions
Adrian Covert / Gizmodo: DOJ and FTC Are Investigating Apple's iOS Subscription Policies
Sebastian Anthony / Download Squad: 'Apple just f***** over online music subs for the iPhone' — Last.fm co-founder on Apple's 30% cut
Ken Doctor / Nieman Journalism Lab:
The Newsonomics of Apple/Press+/Google's pay-for-all — Editor's Note: Each week, Ken Doctor — author of Newsonomics and longtime watcher of the business side of digital news — writes about the economics of news for the Lab. — We could call this week a paid content free-for-all, but that's self-contradictory.
Discussion: PadGadget, Canadian Magazines, PC World, mediabistro.com, Tech Trader Daily, O'Reilly Radar and Reflections of a Newsosaur
D. B. Scott / Canadian Magazines: We can live with the new Apple subscription model, says Transcon CEO
Jeremy W. Peters / Media Decoder:
Time Inc. Chief Executive Jack Griffin Out — The chief executive of Time Inc., Jack Griffin, is leaving the company after less than six months on the job — forced out over what company executives said was a widespread sense that his management style was brusque and did not fit the corporate culture there.
Peter Kafka / MediaMemo: New Time Inc. CEO Jack Griffin Now Former Time Inc. CEO
Jim Romenesko / Poynter: Time Inc. CEO Griffin fired after less than six months on the job
Alex Alvarez / Mediaite: Holy Roller: Jack Griffin Out As Chief Executive Of Time Inc. After Just Five Months
Ashley Baker / The Fix: Jack Griffin Exits Time Inc.
Chris O'Shea / FishbowlNY: Jack Griffin Forced Out at Time Inc.
Patrick Gavin / On Media's Blog: Griffin out at Time Inc.
Matt Kinsman / Folio: Jack Griffin Out At Time Inc.
Rob O'Regan / eMedia Vitals: Time Inc. CEO Griffin out after 6 months
Dylan Stableford / The Wrap: Time Inc. CEO Jack Griffin Axed After 5 Months
Staci D. Kramer / paidContent: Insiders: Bewkes Fired Griffin Over Poor Communication, Talent-Drain Fears
Nat Ives / AdAge: Jack Griffin Out as Time Inc. CEO
John Ebbert / AdExchanger.com: Griffin Out At Time Inc.; Adify Crew Reunites In A New Startup; Solve Media CAPTCHAs Engagement
Jeff Bercovici / Mixed Media: Time Inc. CEO Griffin Out; 'Did Not Mesh,' Says Bewkes
Victoria Barret / Upside Potential:
Is Pure Journalism Unaffordable? — Dan Frommer of Silicon Alley Insider is in Barcelona this week covering the Mobile World Conference. In a post about the event, he mentions this aside: … Woah. Let's be clear, here. Samsung is buying influence. If they didn't think they were …
Felix Salmon / CJR: Business Insider's Barcelona Junket
Jim Romenesko / Poynter: Tech firms help news sites with Mobile World Congress expenses
Robert Andrews / paidContent:UK:
BBC Finally Turns iPlayer In To A VOD TV Aggregator — Commercial public TV broadcasters are about to get a big boost to their web-based VOD services from the BBC. — Nine months after it first announced it, the BBC has finally started including in BBC iPlayer linked VOD listings for counterpart sites.
Ryan Lawler / GigaOM: Vid-Biz: AllVid, FiOS-ESPN, BBC iPlayer
Claude Brodesser-Akner / New York Magazine:
YouTube Offering Millions for Celebrity-Created Content — In a move designed to vastly improve the quality of its content, Google's YouTube is undertaking what's understood to be a massive bid to attract Hollywood talent — one that has agents practically leaping out of their John Lobbs …
Marauder / Daily Marauder:
THE FUTURE OF NEWS: FLIPBOARD VS. THE DAILY — Taking a stance on Flipboard vs. The Daily, two iPad applications which supply news content to their audiences, highlights the friction between old media and new and distinguishes the ways two companies are bringing information to users.
Discussion: The Huffington Post
Caroline Giegerich / The Huffington Post: The Future of News: Flipboard vs. The Daily
Peter Kafka / MediaMemo:
Spotify Signs On EMI for U.S. Launch. At Least One More to Go... It's getting closer: Spotify has finalized a U.S. distribution deal with EMI Music, multiple sources tell me. — Both EMI and Spotify declined to comment. — Coupled with last month's Sony deal, Spotify now has the approval …
Discussion: Music Ally, Electronista, hypebot, SAI, The Next Web and Gizmodo, more at Techmeme »
Kyle Bylin / hypebot: 2 Out of 4 - Spotify Signs U.S. Deal with EMI
Matt Rosoff / SAI: Silicon Alley Insider: Spotify Halfway To U.S. Launch
Hollywood Reporter:
How the Kardashians Made $65 Million Last Year … Sitting cross-legged on her black-sheeted bed amid stacks of papers and photos, Kris Jenner — matriarch of reality TV's juggernaut family— is trying to explain the unexplainable: Why the Kardashians? Why are her children's squabbles …
Discussion: Gawker
Maureen O'Connor / Gawker: Kardashian Mom: 'We Definitely Fear Overexposure'
Andy Plesser / Beet.TV:
CBS News Grows Online Audience with Distributed, Live Streaming Strategy — WASHINGTON — CBSNews.com has been building a growing audience, passing ABC News and Fox News in online traffic late last year. — Part of the success around the network's growth has been by streaming programming …
Andrew Wallenstein / paidContent:
Disney Interactive Media Group: The Turnaround Plan — The new chiefs at struggling Disney (NYSE: DIS) Interactive Media Group pledged to put the division in the black by 2013 at an investors conference for the conglomerate Thursday in Anaheim, Calif. Making their first public appearance since joining Disney …
Discussion: Media Money … and Future of Journalism
Steffen Konrath / Future of Journalism: Disney - What Bob Iger values most in TV's digital future
Chris Roush / Talking Biz News:
Will someone please teach Dennis Kneale to stop promoting himself? — TALKING BIZ NEWS EXCLUSIVE — Dennis Kneale, who left CNBC in the fall for a new gig at Fox Business Network, is doing a lot of shameless promotion on Twitter in recent weeks. — Kneale was on the Don Imus show this morning …
Discussion: Inside Cable News
Michelle Minkoff:
An inside look at life at PBS News — Our industry of "news application development" is still in its infancy. As I'm given the freedom to reinvent how we do news apps over at PBS News, I'm relying heavily on staying plugged in to what's going on elsewhere in the community. What have people done so far?
Discussion: Poynter and Daniel Bachhuber's weblog
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry / SAI:
After Its Big Redesign, Gawker Media Pageviews Seem To Be Coming Back — Analytics data seems to show that pageviews are dropping on Gawker Media sites since its redesign — but that the people who do stick around click more. (TechCrunch) — Gawker Media's redesign has attracted tons of criticism.
Discussion: TechCrunch and Poynter
Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch: Gawker's Gulp Moment: Big Redesign Is Driving People Away
Jim Romenesko / Poynter: Gawker sites take big traffic hit after redesign
Justin Ellis / Nieman Journalism Lab:
How public is public data? With Public Engines v. ReportSee, new access standards could emerge — A recently settled federal court case out in Utah may affect the way news organizations and citizens get access to crime data. — Public Engines, a company that publishes crime statistics …
Molly Stark Dean / mediabistro.com:
Dana Loesch once thought CNN was the 'Biggest Bunch of Idiot Blockheads'. Now she works for them — CNN hired Dana Loesch as a political contributor last week; however, MediaMatters dug up some blog posts dating back several years in which Loesch calls CNN "the biggest bunch of idiot blockheads …
Discussion: Media Matters for America, Media Matters for America and Big Journalism
Overmars Jr / Media Matters for America: CNN's Loesch: CNN Has "Blatant Disregard For Objectivity," "Biggest Bunch Of Idiot Blockheads"
Jamison Foser / Media Matters for America: CNN Takes Ownership Of Dana Loesch's Lies
Mathew Ingram / GigaOM:
Jarvis: Publicness Needs Its Advocates, Just Like Privacy — At a conference in British Columbia this morning, author and media blogger Jeff Jarvis told a room full of corporate and government privacy advocates something many of them probably didn't want to hear: that society needs more protection …
Discussion: rebootconference.com
Kristina Peterson / WSJ Blogs - WSJ:
CNBC CEO Chats Seldom Break News: Study — The rarefied world of academics recently confirmed a sneaking suspicion: those "breaking news" banners on CNBC actually hardly ever, well, break news. And the market knows it. — A study that culled from almost 7,000 interviews with chief executives …
Discussion: The Wire
Courtney Comstock / The Wire: 8 Weird Things That Happen When Your CEO Goes On CNBC
Dylan Stableford / The Wrap:
Vogue Uses Lady Gaga to Hatch its iPad Egg — Vogue launched its first iPad application on Thursday. — The app, called "Vogue Cover Exclusive," is just that: extra content featuring the cover subject — videos, interviews, audio, etc. — not found in the magazine or online.
Discussion: MinOnline, Vogue.com, Speakeasy and New York Observer
Steve Smith / MinOnline: Vogue Goes Gaga for iPad With New Cover App
ChrystalFortt / Vogue.com: Vogue Launches First-Ever iPad App: A Lady Gaga Exclusive
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One of the obvious dangers of government-run health care is that politicians and bureaucrats will get to decide what health care you should receive. In many nations, this means people die because they no longer have access to medical treatment. But Oregon's government system goes one step further and actually offers to pay for suicide. Foxnews.com reports:
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Some terminally ill patients in Oregon who turned to their state for health care were denied treatment and offered doctor-assisted suicide instead, a proposal some experts have called a "chilling" corruption of medical ethics. Since the spread of his prostate cancer, 53-year-old Randy Stroup of Dexter, Ore., has been in a fight for his life. Uninsured and unable to pay for expensive chemotherapy, he applied to Oregon's state-run health plan for help. Lane Individual Practice Association (LIPA), which administers the Oregon Health Plan in Lane County, responded to Stroup's request with a letter saying the state would not cover Stroup's pricey treatment, but would pay for the cost of physician-assisted suicide. "It dropped my chin to the floor," Stroup told FOX News. "[How could they] not pay for medication that would help my life, and yet offer to pay to end my life?"


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As our public spaces shrink and our institutions mimic buildings of the West, one of India's most socially-conscious architects receives a prestigious global award for his work on low-income housing. The first Indian to be conferred the Pritzker Prize, architecture's highest honour, BV Doshi, though a Le Corbusier protégé, was never a globe-trotting star out to build megacities.
He has bridged humanist ideals of modernity with an emancipating architecture, the depth of Indian philosophy, and ideas of space and cognition – Soumitro Ghosh, architect
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Brick by local brick, the Ahmedabad-based architect has built spaces of great artistic and intellectual sensitivity—from a housing complex rendered like a miniature painting to a Brutalist cast-concrete amphitheatre, from an experimental art gallery for MF Husain to academic buildings. Set in an India filled with disparity, Doshi's buildings make you aware of your senses the way good design usually does, but they also force you to reflect on your immediate socio-cultural context.
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White Der Ring des Nibelungen T-Shirt
Designed exclusively for the Met Opera Shop, our white, short-sleeved Ring T-shirt features digitally printed images inspired by the much-loved final words, "Zurück vom Ring!" from Richard Wagner's Götterdämmerung.
On the front is a figure of Wotan, ruler of the gods, set against an excerpt of the epic musical score and Wagner's signature in red. On the back is a silhouette of Brünnhilde in black, depicted with her iconic winged headgear.
The Met logo appears in gray on the back of the neck. Made from 100% cotton and machine washable.
Ideal for lovers of opera, the Met and its brilliant production of Der Ring des Nibelungen.
A Met Opera Shop Exclusive
- Met logo
- White
- Red, black, tan & gray print
- Digitally printed
- 100% cotton
- Short sleeved
- Crew neck
- Machine washable
- S to 2XL
- Designed and printed in USA
Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen
Conceived and written over a period of more than 25 years, Wagner's Ring cycle is an epic musical journey of four operas: Das Rheingold, Die Walküre, Siegfried, and Götterdämmerung. Its story of gods, dwarves, and men and the quest for an all-powerful ring was inspired by many sources, including 13th-century Icelandic writings and the medieval German Nibelungenlied. The complete cycle was first seen at the inaugural Bayreuth Festival in 1876. The Met's landmark production, directed by Robert Lepage, premiered over the course of the 2010–11 and 2011–12 seasons. The DVD release of its Live in HD presentation won the 2013 Grammy Award for Best Opera Recording.
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