Halle is the fourth largest city in the former East Germany, with a population of 340,000. Many of these people, perhaps one third, live in pre-fabricated houses, designed to last only twenty-five years.
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Two women working shifts in a train station make a connection in this short story translated from the German by Katy Derbyshire.
‘Nothing would have brought me back except that I worried about the European Community whose full flowering I will surely not live to see but I invest my faith in it.’
‘A video of someone flinging their cat out the window is only allowed if cruelty is not a motive’. An excerpt from the new novel by Hanna Bervoets.
The authors of Flèche and physical discuss the state of queer poetry in Britain, how to make poetry alive and what an anthology can mean.
Previously unpublished drawings by Franz Kafka, author of The Trial and The Castle.
Tiffany Murray on living with Freddie Mercury as a child.
