Goodlord: An Email

‘It‘s Dostoyevsky‘s Notes from Underground reimaged for the renting generation‘ Emily Dinsdale, DAZED ‘Wild and dark‘ Eva Wiseman, Observer ‘Frears retains her poet‘s eye for the memorable phrase - "a lovely flatline of a summer". But she also deploys a rarer gift, tackling grand themes - property, misogyny, justice - without preaching or ranting. Anger about the precarity and indignity of modern life burns through these pages. But you don‘t want to look away‘ Graeme Richardson, Sunday Times ‘A trailblazing, genre-defying coup-de-maître of a book...a dark, addictive, and deceptively erudite read‘ Kate Simpson, Daily Telegraph ‘A witty and compelling reflection on the state of the housing market and young womanhood. A dazzling treat of a book, genuinely inventive, spiky and funny . . . Frears‘s writing is like lightning - fast, crackling and illuminating . . . Goodlord offers a flash of insight into the darkest corners of generation rent‘ Holly Williams, Observer ‘A moreish contemporary epic‘ Oluwaseun Olayiwola, Guardian ‘All the hot women I know have Ella Frears on their bedside table‘ Sheena Patel, author of I‘m A Fan