Issue 57

Trevor Fishlock

‘His room is as he left it, furnished with a carpet, a spinning wheel, a low white table, a mattress and cushion.’

George Rosie

‘I’ve seen many images from the Lockerbie calamity since but none has stayed with me like the picture of Shannon’s pretty, smiling face.’

Issue 132

Oliver Bullough

‘A woman asked the steward behind the registration desk if our flight to Moscow was domestic or international. “We are still working on that,” the man answered.’

Mike Power

‘The Dark Web is a shadow internet, an unindexed, unseen and lawless corner of cyberspace.’

Issue 62

Richard Lloyd Parry

Issue 131

Janine di Giovanni

‘It seemed there was a little piece of Iraqi earth inside me that refused to let me go.’

Rachel Cusk

‘The gears of life had gone into reverse.’

Issue 134

Peregrine Hodson

‘We have to find a way to balance life with memory.’

Issue 72

Robyn Davidson

’Shortly after its publication in 1980 I was surprised to learn that I had written a travel book’.

Issue 59

René Belletto

‘Having told his story, the thief had said goodbye to Agnès, regretfully, she thought’.

Issue 90

Kathleen Jamie

‘It could almost have been Neolithic, an ancient and mysterious earthworks.’

Andrés Neuman

‘1.In the waiting area of the Málaga airport for departing flights, a flock of birds nests on the beams. They fly back and forth across the high ceiling.’