Poetry | Two Poems by Holly Bars
Holly Bars Two Poems Charged Man Released on Bail The article says she took a knife, yet didn’t intend…
Poetry | A Recipe for Exile by Emily Barker
Emily Barker A Recipe for Exile …. Gilberto Gil is six strings sweet into writing a song that sees The Beatles…
Fiction | Pity by Isaac Nowell
Isaac Nowell Pity With my legs dangling down familiarly Over a crater’s edge, I told myself ‘Pity begins at…
Fiction | Bandito by Michael Peters
Michael Peters Bandito …… I had been looking after Bandito for several weeks when the scammer started calling. Always the…
Review | The British Museum’s ‘Luxury & Power: Persia to Greece’ by Frances Forbes-Carbines
Frances Forbes-Carbines Nothing in excess? Luxury and Power: Persia to Greece at The British Museum, 4th May – 13th August 2023.…
Interview | Jérôme Bonnetto talks to Erik Martiny
Erik Martiny Jérôme Bonnetto Jérôme Bonnetto grew up in Nice where he studied maths and then literature. He’s been living…
Review | Hilma af Klint & Piet Mondrian: Forms of Life by Liam Peress
Liam Peress Hilma af Klint & Piet Mondrian: Forms of Life Abstract art. A phrase that seems to confuse and…
Poetry | After Party / After Life by Mona Arshi
Mona Arshi After Party/ After life I say: Please.. can I join you for a few moments in this…
Poetry | Two Poems by Wendy Allen
Wendy Allen Two Poems I know this is a lie You tell me I am built internally like the …
News | Poetry Prize 2023: Robert Hamberger wins first place for his poem ‘Funny Girl’
The London Magazine Poetry Prize 2023 awards first place to Robert Hamberger, for his poem ‘Funny Girl’, as part of…
Fiction | In the Dark by Sorcha Hamilton
Sorcha Hamilton In the Dark … He sat in the red armchair all evening, drinking cans and smoking. In his…
Fiction | Islam Inc. by Youssef Rakha [Extract]
Youssef Rakha Islam Inc. … It occurred to me that, on an evening like this in the late seventies, when…
Poetry | Two Poems by Scott Elder
Scott Elder Two Poems ….. In the Maelström First the fissure, then the fall one little cog has given up…
Fiction | The Weathermen Were On Strike by JL Bogenschneider
JL Bogenschneider The Weathermen Were On Strike Spokane Daily Chronicle, Mar. 13 1948 Did I ever tell you about…
Fiction | The Uses of Beauty by Hugh Dunkerley
Hugh Dunkerley The Uses of Beauty …. When Clare wakes, the car is moving along a wide valley between fields…
Poetry | Four Poems by Georgio Russell
Georgio Russell Four Poems … By the Bimini Docks Another ten-seat ferry carries newcomers northbound to these shanty towns, gliding…
Essay | Poetic Rhythm and the Sonority of Being by Raymond Shorthouse
Raymond Shorthouse Poetic Rhythm and the Sonority of Being In contemporary philosophical debate there is increasing interest in the role…
Poetry | Farouk by Yvonne Green
Yvonne Green Farouk But, I asked my mum, how could he have eaten 40 quail at one sitting? he being…
Review | Drawing Blood: Why T.J. Clark Still Thinks Cézanne Can Save Us by Adam Heardman
Adam Heardman Drawing Blood: Why T.J. Clark Still Thinks Cézanne Can Save Us If These Apples Should Fall: Cézanne and…
Essay | Passing the Times with Rosemary Mayer by Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou Passing the Times with Rosemary Mayer Rosemary Mayer: Ways of Attaching was shown at Spike Island, Bristol, between…
Essay | You Must Change Your Life: Making Room For Wonder by Maya Popa
Maya C. Popa You Must Change Your Life: Making Room for Wonder Among the daily wonders we experience as human…
Fiction | Widow: Dominic Rose by Jonathan Meades
Jonathan Meades Widow: Dominic Rose At god knows what hour the doorbell goes. Morning? It’s still dark. There I was…
Essay | A New Season by Tara McEvoy
Tara McEvoy A New Season My first training session with the East Belfast ladies Gaelic football team was on July…
Poetry | Newly Arrived by Christopher Horton
Christopher Horton Newly Arrived The neighbours each ask us why we left London. What they really want to know…
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