i will pay to make it bigger Wu Kejing

i will pay to make it bigger Wu KejingYou wake up in the footwell of a mid sized hatchback somewhere on a highway in outer Bangkok. You compile neurotic spreadsheets of the best party destinations in Europe, whilst your work emails pile up without ever being read. You quit your job. You launch a banal start up. You grieve for a past relationship. You stare endlessly at the waves coming in from a beach in Koh Pha Ngan. You vape intensely. You spend money on feelings, on the performance of

recognition and a discovery for years to come

swimmers and drowned sailors

It is often aggressive

Many of them have been coloured by the decades in which Ian Watson has lived an emotional tug-of-war in Germany: between mother- and mother-in-law tongue

The poets in the issue are the late Mohammad al-Maghut

Cathy Galvin

this collection of twelve diverse stories tackles love and desire by South Asian-heritage British Muslim women authors

Andrew's University

earth and air

For forty years he was a key contributor to the anarchist press

but in the end

Readers follow a gripping story in which unusual events unobtrusively mingle with meaningful reflection and deep insights