I am devastated to inform you all of the death of Fly on the Wall Press author, Laura Fish. My thoughts and prayers are with her partner, Michael, and family at this terrible time. It has come as an awful shock, having worked so closely with Laura over the last year since we agreed to publish her third novel. Just days before the release of that powerful and beautiful story, Lying Perfectly Still, it is deeply sad to know that she will not see this important project through to completion. I know that the Fly on the Wall family of authors will be equally saddened to hear this news. Please know that I value each and every one of you more than you can know.
The best way that I can honour Laura is to ensure that her work is heard. With a voice of great literary quality, integrity and generosity, Laura’s work has lifted underrepresented and marginalised voices, with empathy and respect for their stories. She had hugely important things to say and I intend to make sure her voice remains present.
Rest in peace, Laura, and God bless you.
Isabelle
Fly on the Wall Press
#ActionShortOfaStrike starts today! After breaking the anti-union balloting barriers, our members should be in no doubt: #ASOS is the way forward to reject the employer's threat to cut your pay for temporarily refusing to do the #UnpaidWork you've been doing for years
‘ This requires funders and international organisations from the Global North to understand the prevailing context in which programmes are implemented’ by @MavutoBanda11 on children in work in Malawi https://t.co/Mvj997C5xT
We published the new issue of Anti-Trafficking Review w/ guest editors @anniefukushima, @mightykale & Annie Hill 👉🏽
https://t.co/fmbpo58tBQ. It aims to catalyse a reflection on the state of education on #HumanTrafficking & how it can contribute to equality and social justice
Today we launch 'Our Work, Our Lives' - a monthly e-magazine that tells the stories of women workers. In the first issue, women talk about the work they do from the moment they wake up until they go to bed. See more and a link here: https://t.co/quLW2PpKGz
📢(OPEN ACCESS FREE #EBOOK!)✨
The Critical Methodologies Collective is thrilled to share its first book. Drawing on 9 #PhD projects, we open our ❤️❤️ to share what it means to acknowledge & sit with discomforting moments in #qualitative research. 🧡🏳️🌈
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Happy Sex Workers' Day! We've started a new fundraiser on Milaap to support NNSW's 1.5 Lakh sex worker population during Covid and it's aftermath. All amounts big and small are welcome. DM us for poster/more information if needed.
#supportsexworkers#COVID19#sexworkersday2021
The Government wants to impose a catastrophic 50% funding cut to arts subjects at higher education (HE) level in England. Join the @Public_Campaign for the Arts to tell @GavinWilliamson: arts education matters. https://t.co/evktUmblBF
New book 'Stealing Time: Migration, Temporalities and State Violence' edited by @MonishPBhatia and me is out 29th July - list of contents below with fantastic colleagues across 6 continents
Just saw e-book pre-order is out w/ discount for this week... https://t.co/11jwOtbB4D
The new issue of Anti-Trafficking Review is out today! Under the theme 'Trafficking in Minors', it explores issues such as child #labour & #migration, online sexual exploitation, surrogacy & forced criminal activities. See the issue at: https://t.co/ALP31WCS4n #endchildlabour2021