Currently showing at Gallery 46, we spoke to David Tucker about his fearless paintings and sculptures.
Fiction | People Who Can Love by Sarah Turner
‘I’d heard about the surgery even before Cathy reminded me of it. They’d discussed it on the radio one morning, and I’d half listened as I was making coffee, but it seemed experimental – outlandish, even – and I assumed the idea would flicker, smoke, and then go out, like the time they talked about finding volunteers to go to space forever.’
New fiction by Sarah Turner.
Review | Intellectual Property by Katrina Nzegwu
‘Whilst approaching the prosaic in terms of length and division, Warmelo’s disregard for grammatical conventions pays homage to, yet disrupts and furthers a poetic legacy.’
Katrina Nzegwu reviews Aea Varfis-van Warmelo’s Intellectual Property.
Interview | Martin Lau, winner of TLM Cover Competition 2023, talks alteration, identity, and multicultural London
Martin Lau, winner of TLM Cover Competition 2023, talks alteration, identity, and multicultural London . . . In your artistic…
Interview | How Lubaina Himid’s Lost Threads confronts Bath’s colonial past
Katie Tobin How Lubaina Himid’s Lost Threads confronts Bath’s colonial past Lost Threads at The Holburne Museum, 19 January –…
Review | The Mother & the Weaver by Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou The Mother & the Weaver The Mother & The Weaver: Art from the Ursula Hauser Collection at the Foundling…
Essay | The Draft of the Medusa by Andrew Gallix [Extract]
Andrew Gallix The Draft of the Medusa . From Unwords by Andrew Gallix published by Dodo Ink, out 18th January…
Interview | T. S. Eliot Prize nominee Kit Fan on elegy, nostalgia and poetry versus prose
Joana Urtasun T. S. Eliot Prize nominee Kit Fan on elegy, nostalgia and poetry versus prose . The Ink Cloud…
Poetry | Dansette by Nicky Kippax
. Nicky Kippax Dansette . Grandad’s pride and joy, black kit set square in a red box – glossy handle…
Fiction | Noah’s Wife by Katherine Robinson
Katherine Robinson Noah’s Wife . . The day of the flood, wind roared in, carrying the cold of the sea.…
Poetry | Message by Imogen Wade
Imogen Wade Message . . Sometimes we are insects, communicating with each other from opposite ends of a vast yellow…
Poetry | French Lessons by Jessa Brown
Jessa Brown French Lessons . . some of our best talks were in French, imperfect [,] tense, and almost crying…
Fiction | Evil Eye by Elmos Andrews
Elmos Andrews Evil Eye . . Thalia looked at me, askew. It was as if she hadn’t understood me. But…
Interview | A labour of love: how Lynne Segal’s new book explores motherhood and radical care
Katie Tobin A labour of love: how Lynne Segal’s new book explores motherhood and radical care . Lean on Me:…
Essay | Pareidolia by Tallulah Griffith
Tallulah Griffith Pareidolia . . . There exists, for each of us, a kind of shape we see repeated. A…
Fiction | Moon Street by Laura-Blaise McDowell
Laura-Blaise McDowell Moon Street . They sit on the patio, sipping their wine in the early evening. . ‘He’s…
Interview | Libation’s legacy: Malika Booker on her Forward Prize win
Jamie Cameron Libation’s legacy: Malika Booker on her Forward Prize win . Malika Booker won the 2023 Forward Prize for…
Interview | Elisabeth Mulenga’s choreographic journey through film, faith, and fusion
Katie Tobin Elisabeth Mulenga’s choreographic journey through film, faith, and fusion . Sadler’s Wells presents the first public sharing of…
Fiction | Our different useless ways by Martin Jackson
Martin Jackson Our different useless ways . . One of the strangest things about the Irish pub was the collection…
Review | The Art of Leading a Witness in Anatomy of a Fall by Blaise Radley
Blaise Radley The Art of Leading a Witness in Anatomy of a Fall . . What is a courtroom if…
Fiction | Tunnelling by Brennig Davies
. Brennig Davies Tunnelling . . I’m in my camping chair, propped at the lip of the hole. So deep…
Fiction | Pig in the Sky by Natalie Baker
Natalie Baker Pig in the Sky . . “Mama, there’s a pig in the sky.” . It was forecast to…
Interview | Alice Cappelle on Collapse Feminism: The Online Battle for Feminism’s Future by Siena Swire
Siena Swire Collapse Feminism . Collapse Feminism: The Online Battle for Feminism’s Future, Alice Cappelle, Repeater Books, pp. 222, £10.99. .…
Fiction | A Childhood Experience of Yellow by Vida Adamczewski [Extract]
Vida Adamczewski A Childhood Experience of Yellow Amphibian and Other Bodies by Vida Adamczewski is published by Toothgrinder Press. Buy here for…
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