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…
Fiction | Sky Blue by Phoebe Hurst
Phoebe Hurst Sky Blue The security guard zipped my phone into a grey bag. The zip was made from…
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…
Essay | A Girl’s Story by Annie Ernaux [Extract]
Annie Ernaux (trans. Alison L. Strayer) A Girl’s Story ‘I know it sounds absurd but please tell me who…
Review | An A-Z of Jonathan Meades by Daniel Janes
Daniel Janes An A-Z of Jonathan Meades Pedro & Ricky Come Again: Selected Writing 1988-2020, Jonathan Meades, Unbound, 2021, pp.983,…
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…
Fiction | The Changing Light by Patrick Holloway
Patrick Holloway The Changing Light You are at the kitchen window, peeling spuds. It is hard to curve the knife…
Fiction | A Large Coat With An Old Man Inside by Vesna Main
Vesna Main A Large Coat With An Old Man Inside Two weeks had passed between the day she had asked…
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…
Poetry | Maybe I’ll Be A Waitress by Alex Marlow
Alex Marlow Maybe I’ll Be A Waitress Listen. I’ve decided to go soft. Maybe I’ll be a waitress, at the…
Fiction | Pulse by Nell Stevens
Nell Stevens Pulse ‘Hm?’ you said. ‘What did you say?’ All evening, I’d been trying and failing to raise it.…
Fiction | Aurora by Seraphina Madsen [Extract]
Seraphina Madsen Aurora The following extract is reproduced with permission from Seraphina Madsen’s Aurora. A surreal, speculative, read-in-one-sitting, feminist literary…
Essay | A North London Light by Christiana Spens
Christiana Spens A North London Light Joshua Press works from home. More specifically, he paints from home, and in a…
Essay | Death and Forgetting by Kate Tsurkan
Kate Tsurkan Death and Forgetting J.H. Rosny aîné, a founding author of French science fiction — whose stories featured sinister,…
Poetry | The Greenhouse by Lianne O’Hara
Lianne O’Hara The Greenhouse Electric cobwebs of daughter around my skin: magnetic fields of resistance, invisible sweat too slippery to…
Poetry | Flightless Girl, American Debutante by Eva Griffin
Eva Griffin Flightless Girl, American Debutante In all extravagance I admit to wanting you, as if I have forgotten…
Interview | Ryan O’Neill
Eric Martiny Ryan O’Neill Ryan O’Neill is a Scottish writer living in Australia. In recent years, he has made a…
Poetry | Two Poems by Sarah Fletcher
Sarah Fletcher Two Poems On the Tedium of Memory, On Rape Onlookers compose her illustrated autotome:            she is carried…
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…
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