An Interview with

WILL SELF

The leading novelist and columnist Will Self talks to us about his latest book Psycho Too, comedy (or the lack thereof) in his works, becoming domesticated, arty parties, and his next novel Walking to Hollywood.

An Interview with SIR CHRISTOPHER RICKS

Sir Christopher Ricks is one of the most important and influential critics active today. Described by W.H.Auden as ‘exactly the kind of critic that every poet dreams of finding’, he has continuously been a leading figure in literary criticism since the Sixties, famous not only for his sensitive essays but also as a captivating lecturer.
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Interview with PAUL MULDOON

The Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, described as ‘the most significant English-language poet born since the second World War’ (TLS), talks to us about his latest work ‘Wayside Shrines’, puns, pride vs poetry, and taking candy from strange clichés.

Articles

- T.S. Eliot Prize Reading Report: At the British poetry world’s biggest annual prize, a strong shortlist including three former winners battle for the prestige and the cash.

- ‘Writ in Water’: Shelley, Byron, Keats and the Italian Sea

- The Fine Press Book Fair, Oxford: Printing, the pulpy preening prettiness of it all

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Keep an eye on…

We present an exciting new voice in literature and ask them a few questions:

- Michael Mckimm

- Roast Books and A.C.Tillyer

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Poetry

- Returning by Archie Davies

- ‘Renewed’ by Jeremy Clarke

- ‘Walt’s Last Stand’ by Scott Jamison

- ‘Apparition’ by Teo Tewson-Bozic

- ‘With Hands On Wheels’ by Eley Williams

- ‘Afternoons’ by Christopher Crawford
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Short Stories

- ‘Don Juan of Seville’ by Grace Andreacchi

- ‘You Might Be Perfect’ by Michael Perfect

- ‘Modern Sign’ by Laurence Klavan

Reviews

Incisive comments on latest releases by our team of reviewers.