Summer 2026
Issue 114
£12.00
Physical magazine. Includes free UK shipping.
Our Summer 2026 issue includes new work by Fiona Benson, Kwame Dawes, Andrew McMillan, Maya C. Popa, G.C. Waldrep and Victoria Chang. We also have prose from Tara Bergin, an interview between Dane Holt and Sinéad Morrissey, and reviews of Tom Paulin, Mona Arshi, Pascale Petit, Sarah Howe, and Luke Kennard.
Discover more from this issue…
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Category: Interviews
‘The Happening Trick’
Dane Holt, Sinéad Morrissey
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Contents
Editorial
Niall Campbell Editorial
Poems
- Arcade Games / Fifteen
- Green Flash, translated from Rayon Vert by Jules Supervielle
- Arctic Air Drift
- American Dream Sonnet
- From Mosaic: Stone 284
- The English Line
- ‘You must change your life,’ etc…
- The Negative Capability of a Horseman
- The Whale
- Consider the Lamprey
- Downsizing
- Last Winter
- Raisbeck Pinfold
- What is Your Angle?
- Restaurant Overlooking the Marina
- Still, It Won’t Save You
- May
- Goodbye and Hello
- Spiders / Some of the Circles I Saw in the Churchyard:
- Object Permanence
- Declaration
- Architectural Digest
- Statuary
- Bedside Monopoly
- On ‘Notes from the House of Mercy’ / Notes from the House of Mercy
- Cow Parsley
- Blues
- To Rosebay Willowherb
- Clerkenwell, Midsummer
- The Anaesthetist Tells My Son to Count Back from Ten
- The Paintbrush
- Summer Job in the Gene Bank / Adaptations
- Spheres of Influence
- My Grandma Leaves the Orphanage at Glin
- Aubergines
- Hatho Mein/Hands
- The Goings-on
- After the War
- 1953 and the Secret of Life
- Crusoe
- The Extraction of Honey
Selected Essays & Reviews
- Dane Holt ‘The Happening Trick’: Sinéad Morrissey interviewed
- Philippa Conlon The Dread of Silence: On two books that explore real and anticipated grief
- Freya Jackson An Inheritance of Magic: On three collections that explore passed-down forms of endurance and transformation
- Tom Bailey Imaginative Play: On three new collections that explore imagination and survival
- Davina Bacon Written in the Residue: On three books that navigate loss through lingering and inherited memories
- Christopher Horton Journeys of Discovery: On three books that reimagine biblical and historical figures and spaces to examine contemporary life
- Jake Morris-Campbell Ghost in the Rock: On three books that invoke the spectres and overlooked voices of natural spaces
