Vol. 11 No. 1: The Anthropocene
ON THE ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
- Ruth Padel on “A Patch of Moonlight” in India
- Morten Strøkness offers “A Tourist’s Guide to Norway”
- Other new essays by Malachi O’Doherty, John Wilson Foster, Muireann Charleton and Niamh Morritt
- New poems by Greg Delanty, Moya Cannon & Ciaran O’Rourke
PANDEMIC
- Chris Agee’s “Secular Prophecies”
- Robert Alan Jamieson & Alec Finlay on falling ill
- Amanda Thomson’s “Biding”
- John Glenday’s “Love”
INTO THE GREAT OUTDOORS
- Sean Lysaght on the Mayo Wilds
- Garry Mackenzie & Meg Bateman on Ben Dorain
- “The Corniche Carriage Clock: A Sequence” by John F. Deane
- New poems by Chris Preddle, Simon Ó Faoláin & Benjamin Keatinge
MODERN TIMES
- Gabriel Rosenstock on “The Irish Problem”
- Four love poems by Matt Kirkham
- Gerry Cambridge on “The Identitarian Delusion”
- Chris Benfry & Sven Birkerts on “Serendipity”
- “Varieties of Islam” by Jacob Agee
- Sacha Baron Cohen on The Silicon Six
- New short fiction by Slavenka Drakulić
PORTFOLIO
- “The Two of Them”, celebrated cartoons by Tisja Kljalović Braić
and many others
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“We are alive at a time of sudden, necessary reappraisals, and changes of direction. History is far from over, the future struggles to find its shape. Change is happening, whether it be local, in the fracturing of the United Kingdom, or across the wide sweep of history, as revealed by the truths and hopes of the Black Lives Matter movement. It is happening on a planetary level, in the perils of climate change and species loss. Have human beings ever known such a moment?”
Kathleen Jamie
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