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Spring 2019
Claire Bamber Civilized people
With some trophies in the boot of her car, a woman visits an ex [short story]
Patrick Freyne Brain fever
‘It’s actually quite difficult to remain intensely worried all the time’ [essay]
Ríona Judge McCormack The tower
A little boy, a soft yellow chick, and a window [short story]
Roisin Kiberd Bad quarto
Revisiting Cambridge [essay]
Vashti Kincaid-Smith When the wolves roamed England
‘Back then nothing was ever happening for us until it had happened’ [short story]
Ian Sansom The sickness of others
A diary for 2018
Ayşegül Savaş The room
A young woman rents a room in Paris [short story]
Cathy Sweeney The handyman
‘He is perhaps sixty. The woman is relieved. She doesn’t want to go into the house with a good-looking young man.’ [short story]
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