Poetry | Ice House Love by Natalie Shaw
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Fiction | Under the Sun by Joe Gatt
Joe Gatt Under the Sun 9. qtâl The ninth form is used to express the acquisition of some colour or…
Essay | The Filth and the Fury – England’s Litter Problem by Will Stone
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Interview | Daisy Johnson at The London Book Fair
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Poetry | Shop Local by Serena Alagappan
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Poetry | A Newer Wilderness by Nicola Healey
Nicola Healey A Newer Wilderness ‘But Light a newer Wilderness / My Wilderness has made –’ – Emily Dickinson There…
Poetry | A Winter Morning by Dmitry Blizniuk
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Interview | Quentin Leclerc
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Archive | Data for a Spanish Publisher by Dorothy Richardson
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Fiction | Pier by Fernando Sdrigotti
Fernando Sdrigotti Pier It’s four thirty but the sun still stings – it must be forty and it’s so…
Poetry | Cold Call by Joe Dunthorne
Joe Dunthorne Cold Call It looks like you’ve recently been in an accident involving an opaque body of water,…
Poetry | I dreamed I stopped traffic by Rishi Dastidar
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Interview | Hélène Bonafous-Murat
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Archive | Fiction | The Triumph of Balthazar by Gabriel GarcÃa Márquez
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Poetry | Simon Armitage | Untitled
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Review | Injustice and Violence by Jeffrey Meyers
Jeffrey Meyers Injustice and Violence A Set of Six, Joseph Conrad (Ed. Allan Simmons et al), Cambridge UP, 2021, 517…
Interview | Julia Armfield on fiction writing, and the intersection of reality and fantasy
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Fiction | I, Nerd by Max Sydney Smith
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Essay | Waterbaby by Rachel Spence
Rachel Spence Waterbaby After my mother died, I started to swim in the river Teme. Down by the weir at…
Review | Too Much Too Young: Jolyon Fenwick at Shapero Rare Books
Review Too Much Too Young: Jolyon Fenwick at Shapero Rare Books Taking centre stage at Jolyon Fenwick’s latest solo exhibition…
Poetry | Leonie Rushforth | Two poems from Deltas
Leonie Rushforth An Irishman flies in from New York to see Krapp’s Last Tape and falls asleep on someone’s shoulder…
Fiction | Dispatches by Philip Womack
Philip Womack Dispatches The Peters and Taft offices were double-height. The glass windows, which had no apparent joins, gave a…
Poetry | Michelle Penn | Retablo for blast glass
Michelle Penn Retablo for blast glass Sentimentality is a sign of self- abnegation, he tells me and I think of…
Fiction | Giant by Jacob Parker
Jacob Parker Giant When he debuted America in 1996 the scales finally tipped at 679 pounds. ………..49 stone. ………..We…
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