A short story by D.B. MacInnes

A true story by Carolyn Roberts

By Phil Wilson

By Gerry Stewart 

A new poem by Lauren Clarke

As the late and much-loved Katy Dove’s work is celebrated in a major exhibition, Neil Cooper talks to Graham Domke and Anne Marie Copestake about this most playful and visionary of artists

Heathcote Williams has a fearsome back catalogue spanning five decades as an activist, writer and poet. His latest works are typically acute, essential polemics, writes Neil Cooper

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

David Hare believes Netflix and Amazon have ushered in another golden age for screen writers. By Victor Eaves 

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.

Neil Cooper gets lost on a sonic safari of bizarre out takes and playful hidden meanings

by Dominic Howell

A poem by Raymond Moore