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Poetry by Lee Seong-Bok, William Letford, Miruna Fulgeanu, Isabelle Baafi, Eoghan Walls, Tara McEvoy, Matthew Caley, CAConrad, Helen Bowell, Mimi Khalvati, Róisín Tierney and Patricia McCarthy. Short Fiction by TLM Short Story Prize 2024 winners: Amaan Hyder, Eddie Creamer and Lucy Thynne, as well as Chloe Wilson and Sukie Wilson.  Featuring: Joey Connolly on information overload, syzygy and Liz Truss.…

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