
Autumn 2025
Issue 112
£12.00
Physical magazine. Includes free UK shipping.
Our Autumn 2025 issue includes new work by Michael Symmons Roberts, Sarah Howe, Rebecca Goss, Marjorie Lotfi, and Nick Makoha. We also have prose from Lesley Harrison, Kim Moore, Leo Boix, and Kit Fan, an interview with Richard Scott, and reviews of Dianne Seuss, Imogen Cassels, Nia Davies, and more.
Discover more from this issue…
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Category: Reviews
The Other Side of Language
Jazmine Linklater
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Category: Interviews
Still Life, Refracted Beauty
Serge ♆ Neptune
Contents
Editorial
Niall Campbell Editorial
Poems
- Walking into Autumn
- Michael Symmons Roberts Taxonomy / You are Dust
- The Panel-beater
- O night, translated by Victoria Moul
- Counterfactual
- As Bad As / My Father’s Tongue
- Lichens
- Another Room
- On The Ghost of Eden by Chase Twichell / Between Two Pines
- Enquiry
- Form
- Broth
- The Alpaca / And When Did the Insomnia Start?
- Sculpture
- Two for Morag
- Gull Psalm
- As the Crow Flies
- Elegy Etiquette
- On Eli Payne Mandel’s The Grid / Cupido minimus the small blue butterfly / Andrena scotica the hawthorn bee
- My Grandfather Counting Money, 1982
- On the Tableland / En La Meseta
- Mozart, translated by Francis R. Jones
- The Nightdress, translated by David McDuff
- The Knackerman
- Changing Room / Recalcitrance, with Wasps
- The Poet’s Burrs
- 1st place: There are enough poems about birds, and here is another
- 2nd place: Hiding Place
- 3rd place: Things about myself I’d rather not know
- On Bright Dead Things by Ada Limón / A Latin American Sonnet CLXXIX / A Latin American Sonnet XXII
- from Lead White
- Rites of Spring
- and then, in Vienna
- Turning Water into Flame, an Earthquake
- Her Memory is Loosening
- Repeating Patterns
- Notes from the Dig
- From the Dreamlife of Horses / View from an Upstairs Window
- Dead Bishops
- Study of a Bull
- Storm
- Rewilding the Churchyard
- Foretokens/Cherries
Selected Essays & Reviews
- Kim Moore Lovesick: On the depiction of transitions into motherhood in women’s poetry
- Serge ♆ Neptune Richard Scott: An Interview
- Lika Gorskaia Richard Siken: An Interview
- Jazmine Linklater The Other Side of Language: On two books that comment on sociopolitical structures and their origins
- Rowland Bagnall Restless, Unrelenting: Four books that chart personal and cultural histories
- Rishi Dastidar Far from Home: On two collections that examine the significance of cultural origins
- Sudeep Sen Dreaming in Language: on two collections that explore connections across geographical divides