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Mother land:

A short story by Anne Leigh Parrish

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Some things I ought to throw away:

A poem by Eileen Farrelly

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Charming:

The second instalment in a new series of flash fiction by Naomi Ronner

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The black bough:

A short story of lust and longing in the Old Town, by Lisa Locascio

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Onion Rings:

By Ben Mitchell

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How to make friends:

A poem by Maxine Rose Munro

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The fire down below:

Marcel Duchamp’s L.H.O.O.Q. is the greatest work of 20th century art, writes Peter Burnett

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frog girl goes to camp:

by Anne Leigh Parrish

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Books
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Film
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Taste and expectation:

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Music
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Poetry
The formula for grief:

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