One O'clock Gun Anthology

A literary city is not made up of a few great achievers — it grows from the street upwards, out of a ferment of text, debate and personality. And it is out of just that ferment that the free publication the One O’Clock Gun emerged in the decade known as The Noughties, taking the shape of the old columned broadside.

The One O’Clock Gun is a publication like no other; part literary periodical, part leg puller, featuring writers high and low, but higher in aspiration than any so-called literary magazine. The Gun remains the only one of its kind; ballsy, irreverent, and always challenging the status quo.

This anthology celebrates the first four years of the Gun, 2004 to 2008 and is beautifully illustrated with 16 colour plates and Lucy McKenzie’s artwork from the original publication.