Goodlord: An Email by Ella Frears

The narrator of Goodlord launches into a breathless and rage fuelled email to a property agents that swings wildly between anecdotes of chaotic house-shares, grubby university halls, the claustrophobic school days that haunt her still, her various underpaid exploitative jobs at pubs and restaurants, relationships and sexual encounters both troubling and ecstatic, and an artists' residency that offers her the space she craves but demands a complicated transaction in return. Written in sharp, unflinching prose, Goodlord exposes the grinding inequalities of modern life.
It is a blistering exploration of what it means to live in a world where everything, including your dignity, comes with a price tag.