Future Song
My latest novel, Future Song, is set in near-future Bristol against a backdrop of adaptation to climate change.
When the daughter of Laia, a climate refugee, is kidnapped, everyone seems to want to help. For she is no ordinary child. But who can Laia trust as she desperately searches for her baby girl?
"Exciting and unpredictable" - Zoe Gilbert, author of Folk and Mischief Acts.
Read the book
E-book available on a variety of platforms including Amazon. Paperback copies available direct from the author in the UK, online at Amazon (I am looking for affordable alternatives!), and in Bristol bookshops including The Book Cellar, Bookhaus, East Bristol Books, The Haunted Bookshop, Paper Tales, People's Republic of Stokes Croft, Shambles and the Very Small Bookshop. Last but not least, you'll find Future Song in Mr B's Emporium in Bath.
Your review on The StoryGraph, Goodreads, Amazon or your favourite platform would be very welcome; it will help other readers find Future Song and make their own minds up about it. Which is all I could wish for.
Future Song in the Media
New novel imagines a ‘radically different’ future Bristol - bristol247.com.
Author Tim sets latest book in future Bristol hit by climate change - Bristol Post.
A post on Twitter by Rupert Read, who coined the word "thrutopia":
Would you like a review copy?
If you'd like a free copy of Future Song in return for your impartial online review, please contact me.
The launch
22nd July 2026 at Cafe Kino. We had a fantastic time, with plenty of Q&A.
Picture credits: Sally Kindberg, Peninah Achieng-Kindberg and Godfrey Anundo.
