Two poems by Julie Irigaray
Bologna A terracotta forest of distorted towers: medieval Manhattan where Dante wandered. Madonnas nestled at the corner of each via: mounds …
Two poems by Richard O’Brien
Photo credit: Adrian Pope You & me & the incredibly distant island universes 1. The man behind the glass …
Hart Crane in Greenwich Village
(photograph by Walker Evans) Francesca Bratton In his 1921 flâneur’s guide to New York City, Hints to Pilgrims, the dramatist and essayist Charles …
Three poems by Richard Skinner
Below are three poems from Richard Skinner’s new pamphlet The Malvern Aviator, recently published by Smokestack Books. Dark Nook I am Egbert …
A poem by Hilary Davies
Below is a poem from the sequence ‘Rhine Fugue’ by Hilary Davies, which appears in her fourth collection, Exile and the Kingdom (Enitharmon, 2016). …
Two poems by Theresa Muñoz
Water of Leith By the water of Leith you sit & think of the day. Scrolling down, seeing bad news, you …
Three poems by James Peake
The Skin of Epimenides Read The Seven Sages and you’re asked to believe this loner cured all Athens of disease, backwards …
Three poems from ‘The Built Environment’ by Emily Hasler
Below are three poems from Emily Hasler’s debut collection The Built Environment, published this month by Pavilion Poetry. The Built Environment is being launched …
‘Translation is the Opposite of War’: On Sarah Maguire
Photos above & below: © Crispin Hughes André Naffis-Sahely True translators take to their craft so intensely that they tend to hurtle towards …
Three new poems by Isabel Galleymore
Shadow Tale In the tree, down the trunk, on the curb and then running in front of a car. Experience has …