Pear Nuallak is a visual artist and writer from London. They run community art workshops and co-organise a queer social hub with the Black Cap Community Benefit Society. Their writing has been published in The Dark and Interfictions.Pearls from Their Mouth is their first book.

‘Riotously abandon[s] the narrative structures to which we have accustomed ourselves … point[s] to the fluidity of form and its political potential.’ — Bad Form‘Not so much a call-to-arms … but a book dedicated to an audience already at arms, whose arms are sore but who are keen to keep fighting.’ — Singapore Unbound‘[Nuallak’s] vision is verdant, their wit is wondrous, and their hope calls us home.’ — Harry Josephine Giles, author of Deep Wheel Orcadia‘A sharp and stunning queer offering, there to be worn like a charm.’ — Heba Hayek, author of Sambac Beneath Unlikely Skies‘A nourishing ode to the uncontainable; a generous, incisive call to get close to the body, texture and raw material of how we build another world together.’ — Remember & Resist‘Moves with purpose into the complex knot of life as a diasporic Thai queer in Britain … to find a way of feeling out the tensions stretched along its many strands. A remarkable book.’ — the right lube‘Communicates with a refreshing and rare degree of radical honesty … an essential read.’ — June Bellebono, transfeminine writer, organiser and founder of oestrogeneration‘Deeply thought-provoking, tender and exquisitely written.’ — Maymana Arefin, a.k.a. @fungi.futures‘Both dismantles the world around us and reimagines it … in incisive and lyrical prose.’ — Akil Kumarasamy, author of Meet Us by the Roaring Sea

Pear Nuallak is a visual artist and writer from London. They run community art workshops and co-organise a queer social hub with the Black Cap Community Benefit Society. Their writing has been published in The Dark and Interfictions.Pearls from Their Mouth is their first book.

‘Riotously abandon[s] the narrative structures to which we have accustomed ourselves … point[s] to the fluidity of form and its political potential.’ — Bad Form‘Not so much a call-to-arms … but a book dedicated to an audience already at arms, whose arms are sore but who are keen to keep fighting.’ — Singapore Unbound‘[Nuallak’s] vision is verdant, their wit is wondrous, and their hope calls us home.’ — Harry Josephine Giles, author of Deep Wheel Orcadia‘A sharp and stunning queer offering, there to be worn like a charm.’ — Heba Hayek, author of Sambac Beneath Unlikely Skies‘A nourishing ode to the uncontainable; a generous, incisive call to get close to the body, texture and raw material of how we build another world together.’ — Remember & Resist‘Moves with purpose into the complex knot of life as a diasporic Thai queer in Britain … to find a way of feeling out the tensions stretched along its many strands. A remarkable book.’ — the right lube‘Communicates with a refreshing and rare degree of radical honesty … an essential read.’ — June Bellebono, transfeminine writer, organiser and founder of oestrogeneration‘Deeply thought-provoking, tender and exquisitely written.’ — Maymana Arefin, a.k.a. @fungi.futures‘Both dismantles the world around us and reimagines it … in incisive and lyrical prose.’ — Akil Kumarasamy, author of Meet Us by the Roaring Sea

Pear Nuallak is a visual artist and writer from London. They run community art workshops and co-organise a queer social hub with the Black Cap Community Benefit Society. Their writing has been published in The Dark and Interfictions.Pearls from Their Mouth is their first book.

‘Riotously abandon[s] the narrative structures to which we have accustomed ourselves … point[s] to the fluidity of form and its political potential.’ — Bad Form‘Not so much a call-to-arms … but a book dedicated to an audience already at arms, whose arms are sore but who are keen to keep fighting.’ — Singapore Unbound‘[Nuallak’s] vision is verdant, their wit is wondrous, and their hope calls us home.’ — Harry Josephine Giles, author of Deep Wheel Orcadia‘A sharp and stunning queer offering, there to be worn like a charm.’ — Heba Hayek, author of Sambac Beneath Unlikely Skies‘A nourishing ode to the uncontainable; a generous, incisive call to get close to the body, texture and raw material of how we build another world together.’ — Remember & Resist‘Moves with purpose into the complex knot of life as a diasporic Thai queer in Britain … to find a way of feeling out the tensions stretched along its many strands. A remarkable book.’ — the right lube‘Communicates with a refreshing and rare degree of radical honesty … an essential read.’ — June Bellebono, transfeminine writer, organiser and founder of oestrogeneration‘Deeply thought-provoking, tender and exquisitely written.’ — Maymana Arefin, a.k.a. @fungi.futures‘Both dismantles the world around us and reimagines it … in incisive and lyrical prose.’ — Akil Kumarasamy, author of Meet Us by the Roaring Sea