'Stereo(TYPE)' is a compelling exploration of the intersection between language, identity, and societal norms. This anthology, featuring essays from notable UK writers such as Zadie Smith and Ali Smith, delves into how stereotypes shape and are shaped by the words we use. Through a blend of personal narrative, cultural critique, and literary analysis, the contributors examine the impact of stereotyping on various communities within the UK, challenging readers to consider the power of language in both reinforcing and resisting stereotypes. A thought-provoking read, 'Stereo(TYPE)' invites reflection on the complexities of identity in a multicultural society.