Perfect Architect - “Full of originality... Joso applies an otherworldly curiosity to a basic but universal question: what is it to live somewhere?”
Times Literary Supplement - Keith Miller

Perfect Architect - "Joso maintains a fine balance between the intellectual and the emotional in this promising, character-rich work."
Publishers Weekly, New York


"Perfect Architect is a work of stunning originality and deftness of prose, in which Jayne Joso explores what becomes of the broken-hearted with delicate skill and rare empathy - Cathi Unsworth

Soothing Music for Stray Cats - "may emerge as one of the great, eccentric London novels"
Times Literary Supplement - Ian Thomson

Greetings! Official site for author Jayne Joso

Greetings! Official site for author Jayne Joso
Perfect Architect (2011)

Joso News...

“Full of originality... Joso applies an otherworldly curiosity to a basic but universal question: what is it to live somewhere?” Keith Miller, The Times Literary Supplement
BBC Radio London 94.9 Jayne Joso on The Late Show with Joanne Good talking about her London based novel: Soothing Music for Stray Cats -


Soothing Music for Stray Cats now cited in Green’s Dictionary of Slang..

Jayne Joso and photographer Omar Gamez namechecked in Dazed & Confused magazine (April 2011)

Buzz Magazine (April 2011) features Soothing Music for Stray Cats & Perfect Architect

BBC6 Music Cerys featured: Soothing Music for Stray Cats as must buy for Christmas !

Jayne Joso's poetry published by American micro-magazine Abe's Penny - featured here on The New Yorker site...

The poem: Desire at Abe's Penny...

Soothing Music for Stray Cats - shortlisted for People's BookJayne Joso honoured for her contribution to the Literature of Wales.

- more interviews, reviews and blog entries further down...

Jayne Joso is not on facebook or twitter

Events History - Selected

Tuesday, 22 March 2011

JAPAN DISASTER BENEFIT gig! Brixton April 3rd!

JAPAN DISASTER BENEFIT 
...On sale Friday 25th March, 9.00am. Japan Disaster Benefit in aid of the British Red Cross Japan Tsunami Appeal. Featuring live performances from Beady Eye, The Coral, Graham Coxon, Paul Weller & Primal Scream. O2 Academy Brixton April 3rd. 

Make some moves and part with some dosh for a damn good cause...
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to contact the author email the mellowcats team: themellowcats@yahoo.com

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