Isabelle Stroud salutes the comic creators fashioning a new wave of female characters

A poem by Fiona Ritchie Walker

Cyanotypes by Eleanor Buffam

A true story by Carolyn Roberts

By Phil Wilson

By Gerry Stewart 

Bomi Park is charmed by this melding of modernism and indigenous invention 

In the first of a series of interviews with contemporary American writers, Lisa Locascio meets Francine Prose

We publish original art and invite writers to submit stories inspired by the work

Stig Bjorkman’s intimate portrait of Ingrid Bergman offers a close up of the woman, not the screen idol, writes Allan Hunter

Is love past its sell-by date? Hannah McGill (part one) thinks she’s better off without it, while Tom McLean (part two) skips through a buttercup meadow hand in hand wi’ his gie bonnie lass.

Nine years since he left the party, an exuberant annual celebration of the Cramps’ colourful frontman is still in full swing, writes Paul Robinson

A short story by Peter Burnett

A poem by Maxine Rose Munro