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Strangers

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May 2022

Benedict Andrews

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May 2022

On the final evening of the conference, Clara leaned against the railing of her fifth floor balcony and watched mist gather over the slow,...

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April 2022

Amwaj

MK Harb

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April 2022

When the water first left us, so did the birds. Manzour, the great white pelican, no longer flew over our...

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January 2022

Carmen

Nara Vidal

TR. Emyr Humphreys

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January 2022

— Stay, Carmen! There’ll be cake! We bought it just for you! Stay!   It was twenty past seven...

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October 2021

Marble

Sara Mesa

TR. Martha Sprackland

Fiction

October 2021

At that time our experience with death was very limited. Sometimes someone’s grandfather or grandmother would die, like a...

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September 2021

Lick the Dust

Leon Craig

Fiction

September 2021

When you misplace something in the library here, it stays lost for a very long time. The eighteenth-century catalogue...

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Issue No. 31

Sleep

Elias Rodriques

Fiction

Issue No. 31

On the evening flight on my way to the 2016 annual gastroenterology conference, I am the only one with...

Tents, Brittas Bay, 1976

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August 2021

P Kearney Byrne

Fiction

August 2021

The last fella was baby-faced with tufty brown hair and it was Majella’s turn to sit in front. He’d been crapping on about what...

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August 2021

The Chicken

RZ Baschir

Fiction

August 2021

I’ve always lived with Aunt and Uncle. They’re the only sisterfuckers I’ve ever had, and I’ve always lived with...

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August 2021

Tiger

Sue Starling

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August 2021

I know the tiger is here. If I listen carefully, I can sometimes hear it panting on the other...

My Brain is Boiling with Ideas

Fiction

August 2021

Claire Carroll

Fiction

August 2021

It’s Sunday, after lunch. The sun hovers, full up. The houses – the tarmac, the lampposts, the cars in the driveways – glitter in...

 

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