Why the Dreyfus Affair matters
review by Harry Reynolds
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Plus ça change...
The labyrinth scored for 11 different cats
review by Ian Simmons
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A medieval penitential labyrinth interpreted in purrs. Very high concept.
And heart holds no secrets
by Fiona O'Connor
[ fiction - march 10 ]
"Age is a vast humour. You have only to see it right."
Skullflower
review by Ian Simmons
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Experimental drone metal, apparently.
from 'wordlick manifestation'
by Joe Ross
[ poetry - march 10 ]
The garden of death
by Claire Trévien
[ poetry - march 10 ]
Present
by Stephen Emmerson
[ poetry - march 10 ]
Swimming with bow legged women
by Brentley Frazer
[ poetry - march 10 ]
The stone library & The House of Birdsong's near Misnomer
by Nathan Thompson
[ poetry - march 10 ]
Natural facts & When the redstart arrives
by David Caddy
[ poetry - march 10 ]
Tuesday
by Ricky Garni
[ poetry - march 10 ]
Etudes & The night after
by John Findura
[ poetry - march 10 ]
Broken biscuits & Ugly as old onion
by Michael Pedersen
[ poetry - march 10 ]
All wreck and ruin still such heavenly days & Abominations precluding whimsy
by Morgan Harlow
[ poetry - march 10 ]
Conversations with a continent
by Ron Singer
[ politics | places - february 10 ]
A series of panels of experts on Africa was held in New York. We present summaries of these panels.
Recommended reading
My temporary son
by Timeri N Murari
[ people - february 05 ]
An orphan's tale.
The waxwing slain
by Seamus Sweeney
[ fiction - april 04 ]
"The history of literature - the movements filled with lofty ideas, the endless manifestos and counter-manifestos, the all-too-serious sense of mission - can be considered a history of envy."
The Rough Guide to yodel
review by Ian Simmons
[ cdreviews ]
For fans of sarcastic yodelling everywhere.
