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This issue features 13 short stories, 21 poems, two interviews (writer Stella Duffy and Bodley’s Librarian Sarah Thomas) and an essay promoting caffeine addiction. Or something like that. Read more
This issue features 12 short stories, 14 poems (two in translation), three interviews (authors Kim Stanley Robinson and Steven Hall, and the co-director of The Institute for the Future of the Book, Chris Meade) and an essay about writers getting confused about just who the hell they are. Read more
This issue features 14 short stories, five poems, an essay about the pleasures (and otherwise) of lounging about in bed and an interview with the people behind the wonderful world of The London Library. Read more
This issue features 13 short stories, seven poems, two classic essays by Samuel Johnson and an in-depth interview with Iain M. Banks (The Wasp Factory, Consider Phlebas). Read more
This issue features nine short stories, eleven poems, two essays by William Davenport Adams, and an interview with author Lindsey Davis (The Silver Pigs, Nemesis). Read more
This issue features seven short stories, an essay by someone who doesn’t go by the name of George Orwell, and one essay by someone who did. Read more