there are more things

Yara Rodrigues Fowler’s novel is an energetic, multi-voiced exploration of activism, community, and political hope across London and Latin America. Blending narrative, fragments, and digital textures, Fowler captures the exhilaration and exhaustion of organising in a world defined by precarity. Her characters confront capitalism, climate crisis, and the legacies of dictatorship while searching for forms of solidarity that actually sustain them. The book is experimental but emotionally grounded, full of joy, rage, humour, and searching. Fowler’s voice is urgent and generous, offering a vision of politics rooted in care rather than ideology. It’s vibrant, inventive, and alive with possibility.