Madame Bildungsroman's Optimistic WorldviewIn this collection of 'fragments, pensees and table talk', Nora Chassler turns her attention to the great questions of contemporary life and literature, aided by a papier mch mannequin named Madame Bildungsroman. Together, they exclaim visions and visitations, proclamations and protestations, fierce one liners and bittersweet memories; each offering a unique insight into the mind of one of our most original writers.

edited by Jessie Lendennie

Captive Audience and Time Pieces

Emily Jeremiah and Helen R

His translations include Jabra Ibrahim Jabra’s memoirs Princesses' Street (2005) and The First Well (1995)

translated by Justin Hill

Daniel Weissbort

inaugurating the first Poetry International

is a central motif

or shirts that suddenly 'speak' an elegiac chorus from a clothesline on the Gaza Strip

But we’ve had her pegged

frequently brought him back from the city

or even the shared identities of cannibal and Eucharistic consumption