Rachel Genn is a neuroscientist, artist and writer who has written two novels: The Cure (2011) and What […]
fiction
Yes, even I have lovers. I get them from the Internet. I am successful because I communicate in […]
Introduction There is a body of opinion that Ezra Slef lacks a sense of humour. Nothing could be […]
For the twentieth episode of The Quarantine Hotline Fernando Sdrigotti talks to Gary Budden, author, and co-editor of […]
All the places you’ll never go back to, all the places where you once lived, all the languages […]
As closing act to The Quarantine Hotline (for now) some of the people that make the magazine possible […]
I The borough is pieced up and sold. They stake signs in front gardens, or balance them between […]
A literary novel which follows present-day narrator Mathilda’s fixation with the forgotten black Scottish modernist poet, Hermia Drumm, […]
Is that sticky rice? Laurence had asked. Prodded the parcel of leaves that wrapped whatever was inside up. […]
I had always been proud of my relationship with my stepfather. He never insisted that I call him […]
