2021:
Forthcoming – historical novel based on non-fiction, working title, The Low Road;
Also forthcoming: new picture book with an Irish publisher, pub date 2021/22; and Violent Sisters: Female Aggression Behind Closed Doors (2022), on submission with agent Andrew Lownie:
2016:
Yokki and the Parno Gry, (Child’s Play International, with Richard O’Neill, 2016)
Ossiri and the Bala Mengro, (Child’s Play International, with Richard O’Neill, 2016)
Subject: two picture books from the English Traveller tradition, reviews on the book review page. Ossiri and the Bala Mengro was shortlisted for the 2016 Little Rebels Award.
A Country of Refuge (chapter), ed Lucy Popescu, (Unbound, 2016)
Subject: chapter about how my mother and grandmother came to the UK from war-time Yugoslavia, with the support of the Red Cross.
2015:
Hear My Cry (Hachette Poland, with Diana Kader, 2015)
Subject: my first ghost-writing book, on ‘honour’ based violence, co-written with survivor, Diana Kader.
2014:
The Priest, the Assassin and Archduke Franz Ferdinand (Kindle/Thistle Single, 2014)
Subject: semi-fictionalised account of my Serbian great-grandfather’s relationship with the assassin, Gavrilo Princip.
Romani Pilgrims: Europe’s New Moral Force (Newsweek Insights Publishing, via Kindle, 2014)
Subject: long-form reportage on the Romanies and Evangelical Christianity, with exclusive access to the communities.
2013:
Aftermath, (Kindle Single, 2013)
Subject: short fiction on the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide.
No Place to Call Home: Inside the Real Lives of Gypsies and Travellers (One World, 22nd August 2013).
Subject: inside account of the eviction of the settlement, Dale Farm, and the prejudice faced by Romanies, Roma and Travellers. More information here: http://www.oneworld-publications.com/books/no-place-to-call-home- 22nd August 2013 (One World Publications) Shortlisted for the 2013 Bread and Roses non-fiction award.
Blood and Water (Kindle Single, 2013)
Subject: an e-book about adoption and my own decades-long search for my Iranian birth father.
More information here by clicking this link.2012:
Disability, Hate Crime and Violence – An Edited Collection, (Routledge, 2012), “Language and the Media portrayal of Disability Hate Crime”, Katharine Quarmby), editors Alan Roulstone and Hannah Mason-Bish
Subject: analytical chapter using a contents analysis approach towards the media portrayal of disabled people in the UK.
2011:
Scapegoat: Why We are Failing Disabled People (Portobello Press, 2011)
Subject: the first British investigative book about disability hate crime, both in the UK and in the international arena. Winner of the 2011 Ability Media International Award.
2008:
Fussy Freya and the Fabulous Feast (Frances Lincoln, 2008)
Subject: picture book about fussy eating.
