Nina Nazir

Nina Nazir

      Forecast biro, gel pen & found text on paper, 2026 A city melts in the middle. A man hurries toward a changed world. People move to be near the future. A woman glimpses herself in the robes of a vision     Nina Nazir is a British...
From the Archives: C. Albert

From the Archives: C. Albert

Flora the Poet In Roundling time when days were young and she grew younger – Flora who dressed in blossoms of the seasons: poinsettia, pansy, honeydew and rose, whose dewy topiary hair was adorned with watermelon-colored dumplings and her face painted mountain ochre,...
Sabine Wilson-Patrick

Sabine Wilson-Patrick

          home poem 2 hi mum im good mum how are you good good yeah im okay yes im fine you yes I wrote my essay I got a first I want to go home 1000 pounds yes of flesh dry cracked sticking out in the winter yes I got the coat from sports...
S. Reeson

S. Reeson

C O N T E N T   W A R N I N G  A N S W E R  T H E  F O L L O W I N G  A S  T R U T H F U L L Y  A S  P O S S I B L E :  W H A T   I S   A   R I S K   A S S E S S M E N T ?  an organized procedure / distinguishing jeopardy / appraising connected dangers within a body /...
Oormila Vijayakrishnan Prahlad

Oormila Vijayakrishnan Prahlad

Ocean Song at South Head I am born of the folk of the tropical coasts, salt-rimmed hands my inheritance. I trace the vestiges of webs between my fingers— folds printed with the pearlescent stripes of nautilus shells. My foremothers woke with lucent skins—sun dribbling...
Emily Coles

Emily Coles

tangential light clear skies nightfall, constellations, spool. a regular pattern. metrical rhythm not simply read but sung.     Emily Coles is a visual artist whose practice is focused on artist’s books. Her work often explores text and pattern. She...