Fiction | Smoking by Gary Grace
Gary Grace Smoking . . With a long drag off the smoke, Sean squeezed the butt between his crusted yellow…
Review | Ghost Writer: On the Photographic Materials of W. G. Sebald by Rowland Bagnall
Rowland Bagnall Ghost Writer: On the Photographic Materials of W. G. Sebald . Shadows of Reality: A Catalogue of W.G.…
Fiction | The Chinese Teacher by Jiaqi Kang
Jiaqi Kang The Chinese Teacher . . . …… had been teaching Chinese for as long as he’d lived in…
Fiction | A Kind of Magic by Róisín Lanigan
Róisín Lanigan A Kind of Magic . . The news told them every day that society was coming apart at…
Fiction | Helen! Helen! Helen! by Naomi Wood
Naomi Wood Helen! Helen! Helen! . . You know, no matter how hard Mission tries to eliminate it, depersonalisation is…
Poetry | To Die For by Audrey Molloy
Audrey Molloy To Die For . . The cockroach that stays in the fruit bowl, gorging itself, long after the…
Poetry | Two Poems by Gustav Parker Hibbett
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Essay | Lost in the Supermarket by Hugh Foley
‘Characters in these books are not bewitched by the symbols of ‘consumerism’. They are well aware of the environmental costs, the exploitation, and of the error of thinking that their most profound desires might be satisfied by the products.’
Hugh Foley on supply chain fiction.
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