Natasha Stallard
My writing has featured in Bookforum, The Believer, the Guardian, the Literary Review, the White Review, the TLS and others. I have worked as a magazine and book editor since 2010, including at TANK Magazine, The White Review and for celebrity photographer Rankin.
I am currently editorial manager at the Ada Lovelace Institute and also work as a lecturer in creative writing and contemporary literature. My poetry collection Her Fault won the Hollingworth Prize and is published by Partus Press. My short story The White Cat won the Aleph Writing Prize and was published in Best British Short Stories 2020.
Latest publication
Surface Level On playing Tetris and Winston Churchill’s paintings for draught journal’s Adjacencies series.
Her FaultSelected Writing