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 agree, the concept of…
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 &…
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…
Poetry | The Crows by Paul McMahon
Paul McMahon The Crows It was obvious from the way the crows came stumbling over the hill as though running…
Poetry | Delph by Finola Cahill
Finola Cahill Delph The hand, an aching red — winched to some forgery of continuity. If I was Cézanne I…
Podcast | Sam Mills
Sam Mills We are joined by writer and publisher Sam Mills, author of The Quiddity of Will Self,…
Essay | Seeing Green with Megan Baker by Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou Seeing Green with Megan Baker Between the house and the man, stood a woman. Dark brown hair coiled…
Poetry | Two Poems by Zarah Alam
Zarah Alam Two Poems Song of Circe’s Sty human mask back/ goddess/ lady/ my human mask back/ humanness back/ to…
Interview | Matthew Bevis and Jonathan Watkins on Edward Lear: Moment to Moment by James Riding
James Riding Matthew Bevis and Jonathan Watkins on Edward Lear: Moment to Moment The gleefully unintelligible nonsense poems of Edward…
Poetry | This Turning World by Victor Tapner
Victor Tapner This Turning World Emery Molyneux, Elizabethan globe maker I track the coast of Africa and find the Indies,…
Non-Fiction | Once Upon a Tome by Oliver Darkshire
Oliver Darkshire Once Upon a Tome The following text is reproduced with permission from former antiquarian bookseller Oliver Darkshire‘s debut…
Essay | A Good Weapon: Hemingway’s Men at War by Jeffrey Meyers
Jeffrey Meyers A Good Weapon: Hemingway’s Men at War Ernest Hemingway’s 1,100-page military anthology Men at War (1942)— published in…
Archive | Talking to Dogs by W. H. Auden
W. H. Auden Talking to Dogs From the archive, the following poem ‘Talking to Dogs’ by W.H. Auden was published…
Review | Back to Earth by Iona Durno
Iona Durno Back to Earth Climate change is everywhere, literally and metaphorically. Whether it’s reports on how the UK’s recent…
Review | My Name is Andrea by Joe Bond
Joe Bond My Name is Andrea My Name is Andrea, directed by Pratibha Parmar, had its UK Premiere at Sheffield…
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