Looking for the perfect summer read? Kate Scott’s debt novel ‘Compulsion’ is one to check out.

Set in the whirlwind of early 2000s music, art, and fashion, Compulsion is a thought-provoking read about obsession, identity, relationships, and music. Beyond the glamour of the new millennium, Scott delves into the lifelong process of accommodating one’s obsessions and a subculture where young people seek transcendence via annihilation

Kate joined Irene Diakanastasis on 2SER for a chat about her debut novel, the inspirations behind it, and the complex dynamics between the various personas within it.