It is 1957 and a Russian jet flies over Foulness Island. The photograph it takes starts a chain reaction, alarming military intelligence and unsettling the Essex farming community that endures within its barbed-wire enclosure. James arrives with orders to camouflage this secret installation. But despite orderly Miss Bradshaw's efforts, an abandoned Victorian printing press soon diverts his attention away from tripwire fears to Foulness' colonial past. The cannons of the British Empire and the British Atom bomb were refined beside this perilous tidal path known as The Broomway. Rockets tested over Thames sandbanks turned on an Abyssinian mountain fortress. The A-bomb transported to Australia's already devastated Aboriginal lands. Foulness traces trajectiories from Victorian Imperialism to the Cold War.
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David Henningham is an artist, author and bookbinder. He is co-founder, with Ping, of Henningham Family Press. As publishers, their novels have been shortlisted for The Goldsmith’s Prize, Republic of Consciousness Prize, British Book Awards and longlisted for The Walter Scott Prize. Their artist’s books have been acquired by National Galleries Scotland, V&A, Tate, National Poetry Library and Stanford University. Their performance publishing shows have taken place in the British Library, BBC Radio Theatre, Christie’s, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Moscow (with the British Council), Bergen, Oslo, Ghent and Charlottesville VA. His writing has appeared in 3:AM Magazine, Exacting Clam, Époque and The Developer. Foulness is David’s first novel
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