by Christine | May 28, 2015 | Front page, Reviews
Should I be a loner? Or be in a gang. Paul McVeigh’s ambitious debut pits the half-term struggles of a pre-adolescent boy in the tempestuous run-up to his first day of ‘Big School’, against the explosive, sectarian world of Belfast’s Ardoyne during The Troubles. I...
by Christine | May 25, 2015 | Author news, Front page
Boris Glikman’s fiction appeared in issue seven of Structo. We invited him to fill us in on what he’s been up to since. Your work was on display for two months in Melbourne’s Federation Square. Can you tell our readers a little bit more about that project?...
by Christine | May 22, 2015 | Front page, Uncategorized
A few weeks ago, we received an email from William Howell, introducing his new writers’ and artists’ residency programme, BOS Arts. As you might imagine, we get a lot of emails like this; many of them scatter-shot and sent BCC—if we’re lucky—to every editor...
by Euan | May 18, 2015 | Front page, Interviews
We love Paul McVeigh. The man’s a fixture of the British short story world and, along with Word Factory co-conspirator Cathy Galvin, a long-time supporter of the magazine. And so we were delighted to learn that he had a novel coming out with one of our favourite...
by Christine | May 13, 2015 | Author news, Front page, Interviews
As part of our project to keep up with former Structo contributors, we recently spoke with issue 11 author Ethan Chapman. What are you currently working on? At the moment I’m working on a few short stories that I’m submitting to magazines as well as sending off...
