Poetry | Mark Fisher at the Lectern by Sean Ashton
Sean Ashton Mark Fisher at the Lectern Your audience had a grapevine feel, a cross–faculty aura,an academic moshpit of thinkers,…
Poetry | Garfield Minus Garfield by Amorak Huey
Amorak Huey Garfield Minus Garfield It has  become a thing that every so often  in  America  the  romantic  texts  and…
Poetry | Tony by Gráinne Condron
Gráinne Condron Tony . After ‘Artificial Intelligence for Dummies’, ‘Klara and the Sun’, and a ‘Parent’s Guide to High-Functioning Autism…
Interview | Luke O’Neil on Capitalism, Despair, and the End of the World
Meg Phillips Luke O’Neil on Capitalism, Despair, and the End of the World . A Creature Wanting Form, Luke O’Neil,…
Fiction | The Feeling of It Ending by Emily Unwin
Emily Unwin The Feeling of It Ending I turned eighteen and cut up my fake ID in the bathroom…
Fiction | Cautious, A Boat Adrift by Tommy Sissions [Extract]
Tommy Sissons Cautious, A Boat Adrift . From Cautious, A Boat Adrift by Tommy Sissons, published by Repeater Books, out now.…
Fiction | Take What You Need by Idra Novey [Extract]
Idra Novey Take What You Need . From Take What You Need by Idra Novey published by Daunt Books Publishing, out…
Interview | Amy Key on Music and Memoir
Jamie Cameron Amy Key on Music and Memoir . Arrangements in Blue, Amy Key, Vintage Publishing, pp. 240, £18.99. .…
Interview | Max Wilkinson on gentrification, urban dystopias, and his new play, Union
Jamie Cameron Max Wilkinson on gentrification, urban dystopias, and his new play, Union Union at the Arcola Theatre, 19th July…
Review | Unpacking our enduring obsession with poets’ style
Katie Tobin Unpacking our enduring obsession with poets’ style Poets in Vogue at the National Poetry Library in the Southbank…
Review | The Moon Is Trending by JL Bogenschneider
JL Bogenschneider The Moon is Trending Flash, micro, nano… There are several ways to categorise a collection of fiction whose…
Interview | Freya Bromley’s Hymn to the Sea
Katie Tobin Freya Bromley’s Hymn to the Sea . The Tidal Year, Freya Bromley, Coronet, pp. 448, £16.99. . Firstly, how did you get…
Review | The Accuracy of the Power by Nicola Healey
Nicola Healey The Accuracy of the Power Crisis Actor, Declan Ryan, Faber & Faber, 2023, pp.62, £10.99 Crisis Actor is…
Review | Mediums of the Past in Annie Ernaux’s The Super 8 Years by Irene Olivo
Irene Olivo Mediums of the Past in Annie Ernaux’s The Super 8 Years ‘To keep a record of happy…
Review | Hurvin Anderson’s Ode to Black Barbering by Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou Hurvin Anderson’s Ode to Black Barbering Hurvin Anderson: Salon Paintings at the Hepworth Wakefield, 26th May – 5th…
Interview | Andreea Iulia Scridon talks to Monica Cure
Andreea Iulia Scridon Monica Cure on The Censor’s Notebook, winner of the Oxford-Weidenfeld Prize . “If in this very moment…
Interview | In Conversation: Jane Haynes and Hilary Mantel
Jane Haynes and Hilary Mantel In Conversation: Jane Haynes and Hilary Mantel The following text is a literal, although…
Essay | Harry Diamond’s Some London People, Fifty Years On by Adelaide Crosby
Adelaide Crosby Harry Diamond’s Some London People, Fifty Years On While perhaps best known by-proxy for his relationship with Francis…
Review | Adelaide Crosby on the Summer’s Best Ecological Art
Adelaide Crosby Towards a New Ecology This July begins with the news of the hottest June on record in…
Fiction | Red Smoking Mirror by Nick Hunt [Extract]
Nick Hunt Red Smoking Mirror . From Red Smoking Mirror by Nick Hunt, published by Swift Press, out now. She takes…
Fiction | Second Self by Chloë Ashby [Excerpt]
Chloë Ashby Second Self . From Second Self by Chloë Ashby, published by Hachette, out now. February It had never happened to…
Review | Joyce’s Ouroboros by Katie Tobin
Katie Tobin Joyce’s Ouroboros Anslem Kiefer – Finnegans Wake at White Cube, Bermondsey, 7th June – 20th August 2023. Rightfully,…
Poetry | The Warning by HLR
HLR The Warning Feebly dragging a brush over your molars,you spot, for the first time ever, the warning printed on…
Poetry | Two Poems by Beattie
Beattie Two Poems . . House The solicitor is firstto tell me: I have inherited my father’spassion for mechanical thinking…
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