The Leopard's RewardWhy did Joe dodge his shift down the mine and what happened when his brother took his place? Can a computer get angry? Why did an encounter with an upturned glass so terrify a group of newsmen? Can new babies communicate without speaking? These and other intriguing questions are posed in Gerard Loughrans short stories, written after years of foreign reporting and set in venues as far apart as Africa today and yesterday, France during World War One,

Jo Bell - archaeologist

One of these draws analogies between the experience of the native American Kiowas and the Irish experience of similar injustice and dispossession

then overlap with

Did you know that an invisible mountain is rising above the streets of the capital - and

Three Men on the Metro (with Andy Croft and Bill Herbert) and union: new and selected poems

In this issue – rich new works that are global in impact and offer fresh

Archer has written its lexicon out of idioms of displaced beings

be they set in the world of 1960s Soho

the month of February

Mapping the veins and pathways of the body as surely as it does the dry stone walls and rural boundaries of the exterior

or his given language’s

which are nonetheless poignant