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A new poem by Nidhi Zak/Aria Eipe about dappled horses among other things
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Two Hannah Regel poems that clip clop and a brief reminder that there is a Lohan Beach Club Mykonos for all of us
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And thinking about people who want to sleep with kids
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Andrew Key explores his cinephilic obsession with the legendary actor who defined an era of American cinema with his charming and highly sexualised hun…
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Ed Luker considers how a time of sanitised domesticity has changed our attachment to the weird, the unhygienic, and engendered a longing for liminal sp…
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...and thinking about spring
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A poem about egrets and ecofeminism from this year's winner of The White Review Poet's Prize
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In our first piece of fiction, author Tim MacGabhann shares an exclusive extract from the third book in his critically acclaimed Mexican crime trilogy
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The first in a series on interspecies love, Hala el Morif considers animal statuary and the transcendent power of nonhuman relations
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...and thinking about daybeds
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The duo’s campaign gets some things right, but we need curators who don’t give a fuck about what the public wants
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In our first Lugubriation our film reviewer Lisa Chuckbucket pulls a hernia 
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