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Winter 2019 Issue 23: Climb aboard. I’ll cut you loose.
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Summer 2019 Issue 21: ‘Do dreams in Venice have more potency than mainland dreams?’
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Spring 2019 Issue 20: ‘Bundled in the back of a white Ford Classic, thighs sticky on warm red leather…’
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Autumn 2018 Issue 18: ”I Clowns’ may be a harbinger of a time when clowns, having lost their franchise and sense of humour, turn authoritarian, and sinister.’
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Summer 2018 Issue 17: ‘… the place that I’m going doesn’t exist. She does not yet exist.’
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Spring 2018 Issue 16: ‘What you fear to say turns to poison in your body’
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Winter 2017 Issue 15: ‘It was empty. I was empty. My baby was gone.’
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Autumn 2017 Issue 14: I’m going to die never having gone through a wormhole.
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Summer 2017 Issue 13: “In its shadow questions grow, space is given to thoughts breathing.”
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Summer 2015 – Issue 6: “I think on a long haul flight even a Buddhist thinks, “that fat, arm-resting bastard.”
