Jacqueline Crooks's 'Sky City' Explores Trauma Through Pirate Radio

Jacqueline Crooks's new novel 'Sky City' follows her acclaimed debut 'Fire Rush'. The story centers on a troubled young woman in north London who finds solace in pirate radio. The novel continues Crooks's exploration of themes related to trauma and healing. Published as a follow-up to 'Fire Rush', 'Sky City' is reviewed in the Financial Times. The review highlights the protagonist's use of pirate radio as a coping mechanism. The novel is set in north London and delves into the character's emotional struggles. The review praises Crooks's narrative style and her ability to convey complex psychological states. The book is positioned within contemporary literature, offering a nuanced portrayal of urban life and personal resilience.