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…
Essay | Sting in the North? by Josh Mcloughlin
Josh Mcloughlin Sting in the North? ‘There is […] a real difference between North and South’, George Orwell said in…
Fiction | Three Lions by Rachel Bower
Rachel Bower Three Lions A small boy is feeding a whole white loaf to the pigeons in the road, three…
Poetry | Lisbon Logbook 5 & 9 by Ronan Hyacinthe
Ronan Hyacinthe Lisbon Logbook 5 & 9 RUA GUSTAVO DE MATOS DE SEQUEIRA, 27 (Lisbon Logbook 5)   We’ve…
Poetry | Capability Frears by Ella Frears
Ella Frears Capability Frears cast your eyes like dice across this little townscape. did you ever see such hot…
Fiction | Giulio by Isaac Nowell
Isaac Nowell Giulio to have found themselves not lost in loss itself. I hadn’t seen Giulio in ten years, but…
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…
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…
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…
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