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  Fiction

  THE EDGE OF THE PHANTOM EMPIRE: New Short Story by Ricky Monahan Brown

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  Poetry, Spoken Word

  AMBUSHED BY POETRY: Four poems from Anxiety Music by Kevin P. Gilday

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  Poetry, Interviews, Spoken Word

  AMBUSHED BY POETRY: The GRB interview with poet, Kevin P. Gilday.

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  Review, Translation

  TO CONNECT WITH ALL THEIR HEART: Isabela Torezan reviews two new translations: The Dear Ones by Berta Dávila & Love Novel by Ivana Sajko

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  Review

  21 YEARS OF FIELD NOTES: David Berridge reviews ‘A Dog at the Edge of Things’ by Angus Carlyle

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  Review

  VICTORY CRIES, WAR DANCES AND ELEGIES: Loud Poets Grand Slam Final

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  Review, essays, Fiction

  THE FIGHT TO NOT CONFORM: Kavan Stafford on James Kelman’s ‘God’s Teeth and Other Phenomena’

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  Review, Fiction

  A GHASTLY PERFORMANCE: Ash Caton reviews ‘Euphoria’ by Elin Cullhed (trans. by Jennifer Hayashida)

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  Review, Poetry

  Opening Up The Intimate: Laurie Donaldson reviews ‘Latch’ by Rebecca Goss

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  Poetry, Spoken Word

  TALES FOR A DECELERATED CULTURE: 3 Poems by Maria Sledmere

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  Review, Poetry, Spoken Word

  TALES FOR A DECELERATED CULTURE: Ricky Monahan Brown reviews An Aura of Plasma Around the Sun by Maria Sledmere

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  Review, Poetry, Spoken Word

  NOT GIVEN, BUT GIFTED: Lindsay Johnstone reviews The Cat Prince by Michael Pedersen

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  Poetry, Spoken Word

  NOT GIVEN, BUT GIFTED: 4 poems from The Cat Prince by Michael Pedersen

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  Fiction, short fiction, short stories

  THE BAKERY, THE KILN: New Short Fiction by Ian Macartney

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  Review, Poetry

  THE DREAM SAID ‘NO’: Mandy Haggith reviews Ancient Light by Robin Fulton Macpherson

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  short fiction, Fiction

  THERE SHOULD ONLY BE GREEKS: New Short Fiction by Emma Brankin

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  Review, Poetry

  AN ABIDING BROKENNESS: CD Boyland reviews Your Turn To Speak and Imperium by Lady Red Ego and Jay Gao

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  Review, Poetry

  A GHOST CORONA OF PETALS: Ash Caton reviews Carnation Lily Lily Rose by Jane McKie

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  Poetry, Review

  OUR BEAUTIFUL RAGE: Lorna Callery-Sithole reviews Finding Seaglass by Hannah Lavery

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  Poetry, Interviews, Spoken Word

  MORE THAN UNREHEARSED DIARISING, SPOKEN WORD IS A CRAFT: An interview with Glastonbury Festival Poet-in-Residence, Katie Ailes

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  Poetry, Spoken Word

  MORE THAN UNREHEARSED DIARISING, SPOKEN WORD IS A CRAFT: 3 poems by Katie Ailes

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  Fiction, Review, Translation

  HUMAN CONNECTIONS IN EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES: New Writing On Translation By Cat Venner & Heidi Gilhooly

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  Poetry

  EVER AND ALWAYS, FROM THE GROUND UP: 4 Poems by Jim Carruth

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  Poetry, Review

  EVER AND ALWAYS, FROM THE GROUND UP: Elizabeth Rimmer reviews Jim Carruth’s ‘Auchensale Trilogy’