Issue 38 | June 2019 |

There’s a sharp-eye and lexical fluency in the work of Alex Josephy. Italian appellations and clever depictions of larger than life plants, create imaginary worlds evocative of Alice.

'There are wonderful titles that are simply wonderful titles, and wonderful titles that manage the supreme trick of being simultaneously brilliant and completely relevant to the content of the actual text.'

Get lost in this strange but compelling story from author Lloyd Rees.

Emma Lee reviews Oz Hardwick's 'Wolf Planet'.

Travel writer, Gail Harrington weaves her way through a host of memories and explains the wonder of wanderlust

Or did the photographer just use the slant angle on a whim, without giving much thought to its emotional effect?

Poet, and writer, Mike Smith explores why it is important to take the reader with you, when editing work.

I’ve lost the feistiness and determination I exhibited upon capture, screaming for my right to a phone call and demanding the prison phone number so family in Kiev could call back.