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Poetry | Message by Imogen WadePoetryImogen Wade Message . . Sometimes we are insects, communicating with each other from opposite ends of a vast yellow…
Poetry | French Lessons by Jessa BrownPoetryJessa Brown French Lessons . . some of our best talks were in French, imperfect [,] tense, and almost crying…
Fiction | Evil Eye by Elmos AndrewsFictionElmos Andrews Evil Eye . . Thalia looked at me, askew. It was as if she hadn’t understood me. But…
Interview | A labour of love: how Lynne Segal’s new book explores motherhood and radical careInterviewsKatie Tobin A labour of love: how Lynne Segal’s new book explores motherhood and radical care . Lean on Me:…
Fiction | Moon Street by Laura-Blaise McDowellFictionLaura-Blaise McDowell Moon Street . They sit on the patio, sipping their wine in the early evening. . ‘He’s…
Interview | Libation’s legacy: Malika Booker on her Forward Prize winInterviewsJamie Cameron Libation’s legacy: Malika Booker on her Forward Prize win . Malika Booker won the 2023 Forward Prize for…
Interview | Elisabeth Mulenga’s choreographic journey through film, faith, and fusionInterviewsKatie Tobin Elisabeth Mulenga’s choreographic journey through film, faith, and fusion . Sadler’s Wells presents the first public sharing of…
Fiction | Our different useless ways by Martin JacksonFictionMartin Jackson Our different useless ways . . One of the strangest things about the Irish pub was the collection…
Review | The Art of Leading a Witness in Anatomy of a Fall by Blaise RadleyReviewsBlaise Radley The Art of Leading a Witness in Anatomy of a Fall . . What is a courtroom if…
Fiction | Tunnelling by Brennig DaviesFiction. Brennig Davies Tunnelling . . I’m in my camping chair, propped at the lip of the hole. So deep…
Fiction | Pig in the Sky by Natalie BakerFictionNatalie Baker Pig in the Sky . . “Mama, there’s a pig in the sky.” . It was forecast to…
Interview | Alice Cappelle on Collapse Feminism: The Online Battle for Feminism’s Future by Siena SwireInterviewsSiena Swire Collapse Feminism . Collapse Feminism: The Online Battle for Feminism’s Future, Alice Cappelle, Repeater Books, pp. 222, £10.99. .…
Fiction | A Childhood Experience of Yellow by Vida Adamczewski [Extract]FictionVida Adamczewski A Childhood Experience of Yellow Amphibian and Other Bodies by Vida Adamczewski is published by Toothgrinder Press. Buy here for…
Review | Subjectivity and celebration in Claudette Johnson’s Prescence by Hannah Hutchings-GeorgiouReviewsHannah Hutchings-Georgiou Subjectivity and celebration in Claudette Johnson’s Prescence Claudette Johnson: Presence is showing at the Courtauld Gallery, 29th September…
Review | Coast of Teeth by Sue HarperReviewsSue Harper Coast of Teeth Coast of Teeth: Travels to English Seaside Towns in an Age of Anxiety, Tom Sykes…
Review | The eclectic life of Paddy LovelyReviewsSiena Swire The eclectic life of Paddy Lovely Paddy Lovely: LIFE, runs from 6 – 29 October, 2023, The Lovely…
Interview | For Sara Shamma, death is beautifulInterviewsKatie Tobin For Sara Shamma, death is beautiful Sara Shamma: Bold Spirits, runs from 9 September – 25 February, 2024,…
Interview | Octavia Bright on selfhood and the confessionalInterviewsKatie Tobin Octavia Bright on selfhood and the confessional This Ragged Grace, Octavia Bright, Canongate, 2023, pp. 256, £16.99. .…
Interview | A.K. Blakemore: ‘I was writing for me, at the end of the day. And I have a fairly strong stomach.’InterviewsKatie Tobin A. K. Blakemore: ‘I was writing for me, at the end of the day. And I have a…
Poetry | The Divine Comedy as Jazz Piece by Matthew JohnsonPoetryMatthew Johnson The Divine Comedy as Jazz Piece Love which quickly takes a gentle heart, took him for my fair…
Poetry | Madroño by Joana UrtasunPoetryJoana Urtasun Madroño . . Now that I’m in Madrid I can think and the city hiccups under my feet…
Interview | Christina Quarles on artistic process, identity, and double consciousnessInterviewsKatie Tobin Christina Quarles on artistic process, identity, and double consciousness . Christina Quarles, Tripping Over My Joy, runs from…
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