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Curtis Garner was born in Cornwall in 1996. When he was eighteen, he moved to London to study Creative Writing and English Literature at the University of Greenwich. He graduated in 2017 and has been working in publishing since. In 2020, he also received an MA with Distinction from Manchester School of Creative Writing, where much of Isaac was written. In his spare time, he reviews novels on Instagram (@queer_novels). He lives in Hackney.
An effective exploration of how we live and experience different pressures together and apart * Dazed (Most Anticipated Novels of 2026) * If you're a fan of the tenderness of nuanced relationships found in Sally Rooney, you'll want to pick up a copy of Orange * Radio Times (Best Books Released in 2026) * A gorgeous, heart-wrenching novel about the search for belonging, the struggle between past and present and the courage it takes to hold onto love when everything else feels uncertain. One of the most emotionally resonant and beautifully written books you'll read this year, Orange is an unforgettable meditation on what it truly means to find home -- Andrew Porter, author of The Imagined Life Exemplary. Orange is a love letter to London and all its flaws and excesses. Garner has crafted a deeply felt and painfully accurate story about the impossibilities of ever truly escaping ourselves. Written with the flair of Ocean Vuong and the narrative excellence of Alexander Chee, Orange is an extremely accomplished sophomore novel -- Alex Allison, author of Greatest of All Time Richly humane, wholly original, beautifully crafted, probing and sharply insightful... Every scene is precisely rendered, every image and sensation finely wrought -- Niamh Campbell, author of This Happy
