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Four poems by Geoffrey Nutter.
An excerpt from Fifty Sounds, a memoir by Polly Barton, translator of Aoko Matsuda and Kikuko Tsumura.
A newly translated story from the late Japanese writer.
An excerpt from Federico Falco’s story collection A Perfect Cemetery.
A new poem by Kayo Chingonyi from the forthcoming collection A Blood Condition.
‘There was fur on the window frame, and we drew into it with our fingernails: dark, mushroomy bursts.’ A new essay by Alice Ash.
‘Sam had a urate crystal in his toe, built by genes and rich eating.’Kate Lebo on Xylitol.
‘The purveyors of legitimate violence are what matter above all’. An excerpt from the novel Poetics of Work.
‘I’m better now, & time spreads away / across the flood.’Three new poems from Verity Spott.
‘The disappointment only spread later, like an odorless gas seeping through the pipes, and the only complaints heard were from old people wandering around anxiously in the fog.’ Translated from the Italian by Elizabeth Harris.
‘I was experiencing a sort of muteness and inhibition, a need to burrow away and think, quietly, alone.’Katherine Angel, author of Tomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again speaks to Sam Byers, author of Come Join Our Disease.
‘I often had head lice as a child. Outbreaks circulated around my primary school on a seasonal basis.’A new essay from the author of The Manningtree Witches.
‘He laughs with a human laugh, a sinister and forceful cackle.’Newly translated work from the Argentine writer Hebe Uhart.
