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Ali Smith’s new novel Gliff is a dystopian nightmare with flashes of fairytale enchantment

By Sarah Annes Brown, Professor of English Literature, Anglia Ruskin University

Gliff is set in a dystopian Britain – a kind of fairy tale of the future in which two children navigate a world which seems increasingly baffling and hostile.

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