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Review | Jeffery Camp: The Gaze that Captured the World by Andrew Lambirth
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Fiction | A Season for Every Activity by Keiran Goddard
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Poetry | Café Poems by Holly Pester
‘What she says changes everything. We thought we could give her rights, she spoke with them. We had no right. Now she’s twisted. Now everyone’s lost. We start again, tell us what you want. We can’t give it. We fool her. She believes us. I tried for nothing.’
Poetry by Holly Pester.
Essay | A Conversation about Irish Literature by Houman Barekat
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