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“Hardly a day passes when I don’t look on this extraordinary twist of fortune with grateful bafflement, and I tell any despondent writer I meet to hang on, teeth gritted, and wait for a kindly storm.”
Sarah Perry

 

 

SHORT STORIES
Tom Barbash: Balloon night
Andrés Neuman: A mother ago

 

Blomhoff_mermaid_290CONTEXTS
Aaron Thier: Here be sea monsters
Bilal Tanweer: This scatter must be gathered
Emily Gould: Claudine
Megan Abbott: The body speaks
Ben Ambridge: Reading and righting
Sandra Newman: Be how it begin

 

ON FILM
Jussi Adler-Olsen’s damaged hero
Gayle Forman: Sonata no.3

 

INTERVIEWS
Nikesh Shukla: Superhumour
Erwin Mortier: History is debate

 

Disappearance_Boy_fade_2A WRITER’S LIFE
Patricia Ferguson: Biblio bibelots
David Bezmozgis: Derealization
Neil Bartlett: Abracadabra!
Greg Baxter: Grounded and up in the air

 

WRITERS’ PATHS
Sarah Rayner: Gimme a break
Sarah Perry: Lightning strikes
Jon Walter: Setting sail

 

otter-sliderPICTURE STORIES
Gavin Maxwell and Mark Adlington: An instinct to play

 

FAVOURITE STORIES
Karin Altenberg: Breece D’J Pancake’s ‘Trilobites’

 

Poppy_field_featureEXTRACTS
Mario Sabino: Murder symptoms
Erwin Mortier: Swarms and sorrows

 

 

Act_2_Antoni_Karwowski_290FICTION 500
Andrés Neuman: On destiny

 

NEW VOICES
Brittney Inman Canty: No subject

 

TIPS FOR WRITERS
Monique Roffey: Stay flexible

 

My_Real_Children_featureBOOKANISTA RECOMMENDS
Jo Walton: Different incredible things