The Cartographer of No Man’s LandTrust me. I know where Im going. Angus MacGrath, artist, sailor and navigator, is lostcaught between a remote wife, a disapproving father and a son seeking guidance. Far from his coastal village in Nova Scotia, war rages in Europe, and among the missing is Anguss adventurous brother in law whose unknown fate sets Angus on an uncharted course, with profound consequences for those he loves and those he comes to love. Angus defies his pacifist upbringing

told by a Jewish chef who uses extraordinary recipes as a subversive form of storytelling

In‘It isn’t just the underfloor heating that makes me lie down in the kitchen’

I ran a search on the name

biographer

Mobley had been the most unjustly neglected – the truly forgotten man

The issue opens with an excerpt from Hassan Daoud’s novel Year of the Revolutionary New Bread-Making Machine

Nikolay Gumilyov

Nina Berberova

' – Simon Jessop

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What does it mean to fight for a ‘mother country’ that refuses to accept you as one of its own

Julia Bell