Interview | Jaime Gili and Loop
Cecilia Brunson Projects presents the upcoming solo exhibition, Loop, by renowned Venezuelan artist Jaime Gili. The exhibition explores the eternally…
Poetry | Three Poems by Tania Ganitsky (trans. Rosalind Harvey)
Tania Ganitsky (trans. Rosalind Harvey) Three Poems The first poem of the year tells of what I will touch: the…
Poetry | On the Way Back by Alfredo Vanín Romero (trans. Robin Myers)
Alfredo Vanín Romero (trans. Robin Myers) On the Way Back We traced the path in our bodies. It seemed to…
Interview | Frédéric Ploussard on storytelling & American literature by Erik Martiny
Erik Martiny Frédéric Ploussard on storytelling & American literature Frédéric Ploussard is published by the renowned French publisher Héloïse d’Ormesson.…
Poetry | rainbow by Aoife Lyall
Aoife Lyall rainbow Dripping in dragon’s blood, vermillion, rosso corsa, I prise the lids off paint tins full of anxious amber,…
Essay | Picasso’s Secret Lover by Jeffrey Meyers
Jeffrey Meyers Picasso’s Secret Lover Geneviève Laporte (1926-2012), mentioned in only three of the great many books on Picasso, was…
Poetry | Margaret Corvid | Singing in the Dark Times
Margaret Corvid Singing in the Dark Times The following work is drawn from Singing in the Dark Times, the first…
Poetry | Lila Matsumoto | Two Twin Pipes Sprout Water
Lila Matsumoto Two Twin Pipes Sprout Water A Poetry Book Society recommendation for Winter 2021, Two Twin Pipes Sprout Water…
Extract | 36 Exposures by Hoagy Houghton and Dominic Jaeckle
The following section is re-produced from 36 Exposures, a new book collaboration between Hoagy Houghton and Dominic Jaeckle, published by…
Essay | Lying Down with Paula Rego by Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou Lying Down with Paula Rego I do not assume the position she takes and still, she reaches into…
Essay | Remembering Joan: Why Her Writing is Poetry by Francesca Kritikos
Francesca Kritikos Remembering Joan: Why Her Writing is Poetry Poet Francesca Kritikos looks back at Joan Didion’s life and legacy,…
Fiction | Venetian Variations by Peter Robinson
Peter Robinson Venetian Variations ‘Ah you publishing scoundrel!’ — Henry James 1 It’s always a lift for the spirits to…
Review | The Saint of Painting: Georges Braques – The Poetry of Things
The Saint of Painting by Celia Bailey Georges Braque – The Poetry of Things Bernard Jacobson Gallery 4th November –…
Fiction | A Jest of Nature by Karen Whiteson
Karen Whiteson A Jest of Nature I was lolling in a pile of dead leaves when I heard the cries…
Interview | Camille Emmanuelle
Erik Martiny An Interview with Camille Emmanuelle Camille Emmanuelle is a journalist, author and editor. Her book Sexpowerment was published…
Fiction | What Remained by Morgan Omotoye
We are delighted to present a new, previously unpublished short story from Morgan Omotoye, author of the recently published novelette…
Essay | Poetry and Film in Colombia by Charles Olsen
Charles Olsen Poetry and Film in Colombia A New Zealander drawn to Colombian poetry films? Having interviewed filmmakers of Spain…
Fiction | Pleased to Meet You, Pablo Escobar by J. J. Junieles (trans. Ellen Jones)
J. J. Junieles (trans. Ellen Jones) Pleased to Meet You, Pablo Escobar I still remember that day, walking along Calle…
Essay | Colombia: a Nature Superpower by Zac Goldsmith
Zac Goldsmith Colombia: a Nature Superpower A few weeks before the all-important climate COP in Glasgow, I found myself travelling…
Essay | Painting the Rainforest by Damian Elwes
Damian Elwes, Amazon Cloud Forest, detail 1A, 1998. Acrylic on canvas, 178 x 762cm (overall size of floor painting 712…
Fiction | Dear Bogotá by Margarita García Robayo (trans. Carolina Orloff)
Margarita García Robayo (trans. Carolina Orloff) Dear Bogotá Margarita García Robayo was born in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia, but from…
Essay | Gabo Speaks by Jaime Abello Banfi and Orlando Oliveros (trans. Fionn Petch)
Jaime Abello Banfi and Orlando Oliveros (trans. Fionn Petch) Gabo Speaks Gabriel García Márquez died in 2014 and it is…
Poetry | Untitled Poetry by Samuel Vásquez (trans. Christina MacSweeney)
Samuel Vásquez (trans. Christina MacSweeney) Untitled Poetry My coherence isn’t well received. Coherence is a chosen not obligatory inheritance. They…
Interview | Pie Herring on Fortitude
Pie Herring on ‘Fortitude’ Pie Herring has had some highly successful showings in exhibitions including the ‘Young London Painters’ group…
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