Podcast | Matthew Turner
Matthew Turner We spoke to Matthew Turner, senior lecturer at Chelsea College of Arts who is currently finishing his first…
Matthew Turner
We spoke to Matthew Turner, senior lecturer at Chelsea College of Arts who is currently finishing his first short story…
Poetry | Glass by Emily Cooper
Emily Cooper Glass I buy a slide projector in a charity shop/ another woman is after it/ I avoid eye…
Essay | The Violence of Myth by Daisy Dunn
Daisy Dunn The Violence of Myth > I grew up reading the Greek myths. Every birthday or Christmas another compilation…
Interview | Dermot Bolger
Erik Martiny Dermot Bolger Between 1990 and 2005 Dermot Bolger published ten novels in Britain with Penguin and HarperCollins, starting…
Essay | Sting in the North? by Josh Mcloughlin
Josh Mcloughlin Sting in the North? ‘There is […] a real difference between North and South’, George Orwell said in…
Fiction | Three Lions by Rachel Bower
Rachel Bower Three Lions A small boy is feeding a whole white loaf to the pigeons in the road, three…
Fiction | Paris est magique by Wendy Erskine
Wendy Erskine Paris est magique Bus is rammed, always full on the wet days with the blazers stinking of dogs’…
Poetry | Lisbon Logbook 5 & 9 by Ronan Hyacinthe
Ronan Hyacinthe Lisbon Logbook 5 & 9 RUA GUSTAVO DE MATOS DE SEQUEIRA, 27 (Lisbon Logbook 5)   We’ve…
Archive | Four Conversations: Philip Larkin by Ian Hamilton
‘Kipling said somewhere that when you can do one thing really well, then do something else. Oscar Wilde said that only mediocrities develop. I just don’t know. I don’t think I want to change: just to become better at what I am.’
Ian Hamilton talks to Philip Larkin.
Poetry | Capability Frears by Ella Frears
Ella Frears Capability Frears cast your eyes like dice across this little townscape. did you ever see such hot…
Fiction | Giulio by Isaac Nowell
Isaac Nowell Giulio to have found themselves not lost in loss itself. I hadn’t seen Giulio in ten years, but…
Poetry | Shadow Pack by Hugo Williams
Hugo Williams Shadow Pack Business as usual? The same again, landlord? The mixture as before? Or is everything different now…
Review | Will to Power by Harry Cochrane
Harry Cochrane Will To Power The Written World, Kevin Power, Liliput Press, 2022, 256pp, £13.00 (paperback) ‘[M]ost books are bad.…
Essay | Rediscovering Irishness by Fran Mulhern
. . Fran Mulhern Rediscovering Irishness . . As many children of the Troubles in Northern Ireland would no doubt…
Poetry | The Migrating Aroma of Bleach by Topher Allen
Topher Allen The Migrating Aroma of Bleach Saturday mornings are for the migrating aroma of bleach, blue soap and fabric…
Poetry | jukebox throats by Sanah Ahsan
Sanah Ahsan jukebox throats with the help of god’s good humor and an advert placed in Jang newspaper saying ‘Wife…
Podcast | Joelle Taylor
Joelle Taylor We spoke to award-winning poet, playwright, author and educator, Joelle Taylor. Her most recent collection, C+NTO &…
Joelle Taylor
We spoke to award-winning poet, playwright, author and educator, Joelle Taylor. Her most recent collection, C+NTO & Othered Poems (Westbourne…
Essay | Poetry Games by Nick Murray
Nick Murray Poetry Games Game, in comparison to its considerably older and more established sibling Film, is still a mere…
Poetry | Swimming Sideways by Niamh Prior
Niamh Prior Swimming Sideways Your flight left three days ago — like a hidden track after silence at the end…
Interview | Ervé
Erik Martiny Ervé Ervé is the new sensation in French letters. His recent autobiographical account of living on the streets…
Fiction | Arrangements Have Been Made by Alice Jolly
Alice Jolly Arrangements Have Been Made I walk through the house looking for you. I know this house well but…
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