Didi
by Meredith Davis
'My Grandfather did not let the world harden him. His eyes, which have greyed with his hair, shine like buttons when he laughs.'
Gentle Euphoria
by Patricia Cumper
A rare chance to rejoice in the collective craft of writing
Ideas are like rabbits
by Mona Dash
‘Ideas are like rabbits, you get a couple and learn how to handle them, and pretty soon you will have a dozen’
Soundsystem as pedagogy
by Roger Robinson
'You left recalibrated. Heartbeat altered. Shoulders lowered.'
Bad Signal
by Anthony Anaxagorou
'All language use can be seen as extending a hand; words and their corresponding meanings are always about relationships'
When journalism is silenced
by Juliet Gilkes Romero
What is the responsibility of the writer?
Literally the shittiest night!
by Isis Davis
What really matters, even in literally the shittiest times
‘AI’m not gagging’
by Taíno Mendez
On AI and the future of the novel
On seeing Iran in the news, I want to say
by Marjorie Lotfi
A poet reflects on what it's like to be of Iranian descent and to witness terrible news coming out of Iran