The Moth magazine. Issues: 40 Spring, 41 Summer, 42 Autumn, 43 Winter. The Moth is an iconic quarterly printed art & literature magazine featuring poetry, short fiction and art by established and up-and-coming writers and artists.

, Milltown, County Cavan 2020

The Moth art and literature 2020
The Moth magazine. Issues: 40 Spring, 41 Summer, 42 Autumn, 43 Winter. The Moth is an iconic quarterly printed art & literature magazine featuring poetry, short fiction and art by established and up-and-coming writers and artists.
, Milltown, County Cavan 2020
Reihe: the moth 40, 41, 42, 43
Größe: gr. 8°
Seitenzahl: 31, 33, 33, 35 S.
Einband: Klammerheftung
Vorl. Spr. Orig.: Englisch
Herausgeber: O'Connor, Rebecca
Grange, Ardan
Anthologie
Kunst und Text
Zeitschrift
Issue 40 Spring 2020 Moth Poetry Prize shortlisted poem: The Nave by Damen O'Brien Why the Last One Quit by Kathy Stevens Moth Poetry Prize shortlisted poem: I do not appear in photos by Claudia Daventry Shower by Krisztina Tóth, translated from the Hungarian by Owen Good Light Throwing Light on Nothing But Itself by Michael Martin Far From the Peaceful Shore by James Kincaid A Bird by Michael Brosnan Action! by Gary Duehr Sainsburys, 1994 by G. E. Stevens Thanksgiving by Dana Jaye Cadman To a PhD by Richard O’Connell Highsmith, 1942 by Holly Mitchell The Week of Magical Thinking by Sharon Black Oddly Beautiful and True: an interview with Sharon Olds Moth Poetry Prize shortlisted poem: A Telephone Conversation with my Sister/Footnotes by Kate Potts Katherine Mansfield’s Sister’s Cousin by Dan Gallagher Dick pics by Sarah Tsiang Mythology by John Kelly Test Results by Terence Winch Yes, We Exist by Joshua Blackman Poet’s Syndrome by Tom Paine A clerk at Safeway asks Baba Yaga, ‘Did you find what you were looking for, young lady?’ by Tina Blade The Best in Show: an interview with Fiona Benson Genetic Memory by Nicholas Ruddock Moth Poetry Prize shortlisted poem Featuring artwork by Peter Ravn, Victor Man and Cathy Lomax Cover by John Larriva Issue 41 Summer 2020 The Witch by Bethany W. Pope Things that Trouble Me: an interview with Naoise Dolan Sheffield by Vanessa Lampert The Nurse by Dan O’Brien Instant Detonation by Fred Johnston Aubade by Rachel Dixon Next Summer by Luke Samuel Yates My loneliness is not the same as your loneliness by Tishani Doshi Freshers by Anne Bailey Distancing by Nina Quigley The End by Sarah Venart Sell Myself? by David Romanda Strawberry Picking, or, Notice for Termination of Employment by Mícheál McCann True Hope Cometh from the Sea by Joel Wayne To Make it Strange: an interview with Sophie Mackintosh Living through history by Lotte Mitchell Reford Another Liza by Terese Coe The Gold in the Giblets by Nicholas Petty Watch Your Shy Sons by Christian Butler-Zanetti April Above Rue Oberkampf by Hildred Crill Desire by Eithne Hand White Tulip by Jessica Drake-Thomas The Moth Poetry Prize 2020 Featuring artwork by Romina Bassu, Guim Tió Zarraluki and Vincent Xeus Cover by Xinxin Wen Issue 42 Autumn 2020 White Power by Tusiata Avia Moth Short Story Prizewinner: Frankenstein's Monster is Drunk, and the Sheep Have All Jumped the Fences by Owen Booth Sestina: Rape by Stuart Barnes A Good Score: an interview with Roger Robinson The Pheasants by Sammy Weaver Shibboleth by Jonathan Dunk Away by Tony Birch Poems Lull Us into Safety by Tishani Doshi A Perfect Start to the Weekend by Emma Simington Moth Short Story Prizewinner: Year of the Pig by Gabriel Smith i didn’t get the studio in paris by Jennifer Compton from Working Definitions by Ricky Ray Poem in Which the Poet (aged 6) confuses Protestants and Catholics with Prostitutes and Republicans by Jo Burns The Dusty Mask by Akhim Alexis You’re Golden: an interview with Guy Gunaratne I hear them discussing Anne Sexton’s poem by Beth Davyson Objects of my Affection by Yessica Klein Moth Short Story Prizewinner: Going Places by Natalie Southworth Robbery in Bayshore Beautiful by Jodi Johnson Apocalypse in the Carpark by Thuy On Corvids by Sharon Black Featuring artwork by Tor-Arne Moen, Valentin Shenkov and Lisa Krannichfeld Cover by Janet Hill Issue 43 Winter 2020 Things I Learned in Philosophy Class by Gregory Wolff Just Enough Sex by Paola Bruni Echolocate: A Bat Noctuary by Sammy Weaver The Kinder Surprise you bought at the corner shop by Sara Levy Canesten 500mg Pessary by Sophie Dumon Unemployment Benefit by Mark Russell Russell Means Pisses Down the Face of George Washington by Brett Evans Polyoxymethylene by Aidan O’Donoghue Touch Yourself by Alison Zheng The Lives of Other People: an interview with Maaze Mengiste I Don’t Think I’m in Love With You Any More by Rachel Morton Drink Me by Ernest Hilbert Summer of Love by Bishop & Fuller Frigg Cheats at a Fancy Dress Party by Warren Mortimer Photograph: Kiss-o-meter Couple, 1940 by Emma Ginader The Cat by Kik Lodge Tactics by Michael Stalcup Becoming Big Sis by Alexandra Corrin-Tachibana The Lady and the Sea by Peter Stuart-Sheppard This is Still a Manifesto by Topaz Winters Something Ignited: an interview with Ella Frears I Dreamt That Lemn Sissay Was my Estate Agent by Jackie Martin Here’s the thing about wings by Rae Hoffman Jager HAPPINESS ('ha-pe-n?s), n. [pl. happinesses ('ha-pe-n?s-?z)]: by Joachim Glage Featuring artwork by Craigie Harper, Sarah Leonard and Simon Quadrat (at Sladers Yard) Cover by Elisa Filomena

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