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Overspill – Kay Inckle

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Liverpool, 2055.

The arctic melt has changed the world for ever and nearly everyone Megan loves is dead. Having been institutionalised, her only hope is to persuade Jay to help her escape to freedom.

But why would the son of an elite family risk everything for his dead girlfriend’s disabled little sister? Both have a high-stakes choice to make, but how will they live with the consequences and the truths that are revealed?

Longlisted – 2023 Retreat West First Chapter competition

Longlisted – 2023 Retreat West Opening Lines competition

Finalist – 2021 Book Edit Writer’s Prize

Read the first chapter here.

Kay Inckle

Kay Inckle lives in Liverpool and predominantly writes cli-fi, speculative fiction, and dark political satire which foregrounds minoritised perspectives, particularly disabled women. She has published short stories including Ten Years On and The Virgin Mothers in anthologies by Muswell Press and MTP respectively, and One in a Million was broadcast on Irish National Radio (RTE 1). Just a Job was a finalist in the 2021 London Independent Story Prize and Rainforests Pamper Day was the September (2021) runner up in Those That Breathe, Environmental Stories competition. At The End was longlisted for the 2022 Retreat West short story prize. Overspill (under the title Tipping Point) was a finalist in the 2021 The Book Edit Writer’s Prize – an award for writers from underrepresented backgrounds.

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Author

Kay Inckle

Format

Hardback, Paperback, eBook

Publication date

Hardback and eBook – 23rd September 2025
Paperback – TBA

ISBN

Hardback – 9781915073464
Paperback – TBC

Number of pages

310

Word count

91,800

Availability

World English

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