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April 2014

David Isaacs

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April 2014

[To be read aloud]   I want to begin – and I hope I don’t come across as autistic or anything like that (and...

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April 2014

Spins

Eley Williams

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April 2014

Spider n. (Skinner thinks this word softened from spinder or spinner, from spin; Junius, with his usual felicity, dreams...

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April 2014

Biophile

Ruby Cowling

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April 2014

– I’m down maybe five feet. I take a moment to thank the leaf-filled rectangle of sky, and with...

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April 2014

Chiral

Paul Currion

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April 2014

I cough while the technician tinkers with the projector, although the two are not related, and I wonder why...

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March 2014

The Nothing on Which the Fire Depends

Micheline Aharonian Marcom

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March 2014

Friday 9 November 2009   The coffee is lukewarm, but she doesn’t mind to drink it this way. She...

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March 2014

The Garden of Credit Analyst Filton

Martin Monahan

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March 2014

Ivan Filton had retired early. ‘I have been working a lot on my garden,’ declared Ivan Filton. ‘This is...

Coral

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February 2014

R. B. Pillay

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February 2014

Early one morning, you wake up with the smell of burnt sheets in your nose, the sheets that you singed in the industrial-strength dryers...

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January 2014

Son of Man

Yi Mun-yol

TR. Brother Anthony of Taizé

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January 2014

Rain falling onto thick layers of accumulated dust had left the windows of the criminal investigations office so mottled...

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January 2014

The Dispossessed

Szilárd Borbély

TR. Ottilie Mulzet

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January 2014

The Dispossessed is Szilárd Borbély’s first novel, although he has been active – and widely acclaimed – as a poet,...

Hagoromo

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January 2014

Paul Griffiths

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January 2014

for the spirit of Jonathan Harvey   There was a fisherman, who lived in a village on a great bay, into which he and...

 

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