A poem by Dorothy Alexander

Editorial volunteer Aimee Robbins chooses her favourite stories from the magazine

By Ben Mitchell

Neil Cooper tries to work out what Bowie meant to him

A poem by Maxine Rose Munro

A new series of flash fiction by Naomi Ronner

Artist Philip Braham discusses his photographic series which recalls an old master and looks at where photography as a medium is heading

Set in a near-future Earth devastated by global warming, The Book of Joan is a rare attempt to deal with a colossal issue. Sybilla Archdale Kalid on why climate change can’t be contained in modern literature

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

Tom Ford’s compelling, stylish neo-noir expertly examines memory and revenge, writes Robert Gallacher

Sibylla Kalid discusses ethics with the founder of a campaign to discourage corporations advertising in tabloids which pedal racial prejudice

Pretty Preachers Club choose their favourite songs. By Hugo Fluendy

A short story by Scott Fleming 

A poem by Jamie Robson