rob mclennan: from 'the green notebook'
the writing prior, and what might follow
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Meredith MacLeod Davidson: 'Host for \ Red Haze \'
A new poem by Meredith MacLeod Davidson
Will Fleming: Two Poems
"still waiting to | be fairly | recorded in the book of love"
Katie Naughton: Two Spacewalks
we have to make it / everyone's moon
Tom Branfoot: Two Poems
we've weathered so much uncertainty.
Fred Carter: Two Poems
is there even Water in the water tower
Sean Pierson: Four Poems
Four new poems from Sean Pierson
Alex Marsh: 'Light Work'
A new poem.
George Cooper: 'The retail centre cannot hold'
Once a byword for numbing homogeneity, IKEA struck me, then, as a sanctuary for the over-stretched.
Scott Inniss: Two Poems
"This poem stashes language from my academic book proposal."
Paul Norris: 'Ashbery's Vague Renaissance'
"Writers of the English Renaissance are often ‘fine’ for Ashbery, and bring with them a vague opulence."
Maya Schwartz: Two Poems
New poems from Maya Schwartz
Lewis Barnes: 'Ryuichi Sakamoto: Conserving the Future'
“I am working on things that will only be understood by the grandchildren of the 20th century.”
Jess Payn: 'dark side of'
This piece clutches at coincidence, which lately includes the recurrence of the moon.
Rose Higham-Stainton: 'Chora'
"Before we can speak the words or tell the stories there is the chora—caught on a tailwind, lifting elongated, vibrating around the larynx and in the hollows of our cheeks like drumskins."
Sophie Edwards: 'Photography'
"This series of works is a reappreciation of blu tac."
Catherine Kelly: 'All over'
Whose streets?
Tina Maslakova: 'Photography'
Tina Maslakova’s photography of Lulu Wang reflects on the entanglement of physical and mental aspects of creative practice
Amanda Earl: 'LIFE’S KNOTS'
Air, peace and tranquillity can be difficult to achieve. Life gets tangled into knots.
Vittoria Fallanca: 'Threads'
What would it mean to rely on thread-making—for it to be not just a skill or pastime but a biological necessity?
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