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…
Fiction | Engaged therein by Declan O’Driscoll
Declan O’Driscoll Engaged therein Every Station master, Inspector, Engine-driver, Fireman, Guard, Signalman, Policeman, Ganger, Foreman, Shunter, Yardman, and Gateman, and…
Extract | The Fragments of my Father by Sam Mills
Sam Mills The Fragments of my Father The following is text is reproduced with permission from The Fragments of my…
Fiction | Virtual Self by Lydia Rachel Figes
Lydia Rachel Figes Virtual Self I’m always here. While you are asleep, the world I inhabit continues to revolve. Constantly…
Poetry | Tamsin Hopkins | Grandfathers in Helium | Blue Ladder
Tamsin Hopkins Grandfathers in Helium It’s Spring. I decide to write a sad play called Grandfathers in Helium, about all…
Essay | Audrey Magee | Does Interior Monologue have a National Identity?
Audrey Magee Does Interior Monologue have a National Identity? A new essay by Audrey Magee, author of The Undertaking, and The…
Interview | Jaime Gili and Loop
Cecilia Brunson Projects presents the upcoming solo exhibition, Loop, by renowned Venezuelan artist Jaime Gili. The exhibition explores the eternally…
Poetry | Three Poems by Tania Ganitsky (trans. Rosalind Harvey)
Tania Ganitsky (trans. Rosalind Harvey) Three Poems The first poem of the year tells of what I will touch: the…
Poetry | On the Way Back by Alfredo Vanín Romero (trans. Robin Myers)
Alfredo Vanín Romero (trans. Robin Myers) On the Way Back We traced the path in our bodies. It seemed to…
Poetry | The cutting room by Yogesh Patel
Yogesh Patel The cutting room After dementia Psychological Continuity But for the edits…….Gran was trapped in the storylines…….broken & fragmented…
Interview | Frédéric Ploussard on storytelling & American literature by Erik Martiny
Erik Martiny Frédéric Ploussard on storytelling & American literature Frédéric Ploussard is published by the renowned French publisher Héloïse d’Ormesson.…
Poetry | rainbow by Aoife Lyall
Aoife Lyall rainbow Dripping in dragon’s blood, vermillion, rosso corsa, I prise the lids off paint tins full of anxious amber,…
Essay | Picasso’s Secret Lover by Jeffrey Meyers
Jeffrey Meyers Picasso’s Secret Lover Geneviève Laporte (1926-2012), mentioned in only three of the great many books on Picasso, was…
Poetry | Margaret Corvid | Singing in the Dark Times
Margaret Corvid Singing in the Dark Times The following work is drawn from Singing in the Dark Times, the first…
Poetry | Lila Matsumoto | Two Twin Pipes Sprout Water
Lila Matsumoto Two Twin Pipes Sprout Water A Poetry Book Society recommendation for Winter 2021, Two Twin Pipes Sprout Water…
Extract | 36 Exposures by Hoagy Houghton and Dominic Jaeckle
The following section is re-produced from 36 Exposures, a new book collaboration between Hoagy Houghton and Dominic Jaeckle, published by…
Essay | Lying Down with Paula Rego by Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou Lying Down with Paula Rego I do not assume the position she takes and still, she reaches into…
Essay | Remembering Joan: Why Her Writing is Poetry by Francesca Kritikos
Francesca Kritikos Remembering Joan: Why Her Writing is Poetry Poet Francesca Kritikos looks back at Joan Didion’s life and legacy,…
Fiction | Venetian Variations by Peter Robinson
Peter Robinson Venetian Variations ‘Ah you publishing scoundrel!’ — Henry James 1 It’s always a lift for the spirits to…
Review | The Saint of Painting: Georges Braques – The Poetry of Things
The Saint of Painting by Celia Bailey Georges Braque – The Poetry of Things Bernard Jacobson Gallery 4th November –…
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