Exquisite Corpse - Refinement

Summer 2013 in Loughborough Junction saw the mysterious disappearance of a shopkeeper, sparking widespread rumors. Questions loomed over what happened to him, who had the motive, and who had the means to harm him. The entire neighborhood was left wondering where they would obtain their cigarettes, alcohol, and lottery tickets in his absence.

In response to this mystery, local artist Beth Lamb took it upon herself to investigate the case. However, delving into a mystery within her own community proved to be more complex than she had anticipated. As the plot thickened, suspicions and tensions ran high.

"Exquisite Corpse: Or, How Not to Kill Your Neighbours" emerged as a groundbreaking novel, crafted on Twitter by members of the public during the 2013 Festival of Neighbourhood at Southbank Centre. The project, curated by established novelists including Stella Duffy, Alex Preston, and Kamila Shamsie, showcased the power of collaboration, participation, and community.

This innovative publication not only explores the intricacies of human connection and community dynamics but also offers an engaging and thrilling narrative. "Exquisite Corpse" is not just a novel; it is a testament to the creativity and unity that can emerge when individuals come together to tell a story.

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