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41

False Dawns

by Ian Robinson

prose in Shearsman No 3 - 1981
"      . . . no one’s coming. It’s 4.30 again. Dennis stands by the..."
42

At Swarkstone Pavilion

by Peter Robinson

poem in North, The No 4 - 1988
" A wind up here torments the pavilion’s ramparts and mock-battlements, carrying muffled..."
43

Bullets Are Out Of Date

by Peter Haythorne

poem in North, The No 4 - 1988
" Tough old films, with goodies and baddies Falling-out for effect. Celluloid morons spewing Studio..."
44

Christmas Diver

by Paul Stephenson

poem in North, The No 4 - 1988
" I have sunk down to the sea flour In profundis my lead feet forget their dancing steps. If I could..."
45

Is That A Sealion In Your Pocket?

by Ian McMillan

prose in Dream Catcher No 9 - Summer 2001
"      Is that a sealion in your pocket, or are you pleased to see me?..."
46

The Other Eden

by David Haris

prose in Dream Catcher No 9 - Summer 2001
" There's a snake on the farm. I saw it this morning walking Sapphire from the paddock. Its thick..."
47

Philip Larkin, The Marvell Press And Me

by Jean Hartley

poem in North, The No 7 - 1989
" Philip Larkin, the Marvell Press, and Me tells the story of this small, non- metropolitan..."
48

The Distinctive Inaccuracies Of Stanley Cook

by John Killick

article in North, The No 7 - 1989
"      ‘Two Nations’ is a concept often applied to Britain in social..."
49

Visiting

by Ian Pople

poem in Brando's hat No 4 - Spring 1999
"The light was good; I parked outside the light blue stucco of the corner house, the street door..."
50

Some Remarks On The Poetry Of William Carlos Williams

by Stanley Cook

article in North, The No 9 - 1990
"      The motor-barge is      at the bridge the..."
51

High Wire

by Kate Griffin

prose in North, The No 9 - 1990
"      It wasn’t a place to have a tummy bug in, or cystitis, or a period...."
52

Christmas In Belfast

by Owen Gallagher

poem in North, The No 10 - 1991
" Before mass, the milk runs, the paper rounds, she hauled her son in through the door. The soldiers..."
53

The Loneliness

by Steven Taylor

poem in Brando's hat No 6 - Winter 1999
" That particular Christmas On the main roads Leading out of the City According to Tesco Asda and..."
54

Moon-Sense

by Joanna Watson

poem in Borderlines No 20 - June 1997
" Morning, moon and night I watch her: silver melon lowers translucent, plumpens, sickens, gathers..."
55

The Hunter's Purse

by Michael Donaghy

poem in Magma No 8 - Winter 1996
"..."
56

Angel song

by Clare Pollard

poem in Magma No 9 - Spring 1997
" This fir-tree point could impale. I balance on it, praying for still skies. Fingertip bulbs in..."
57

Winter's gift

by Mick Delap

poem in Magma No 9 - Spring 1997
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58

A merry Christmas to all our customers

by Ruth Hobson

poem in Magma No 13 - Winter 1998
" Except Ursula Wilson. Last night Something happened here - was it red wig askew, Glass broken, Or..."
59

Sojourn in Papua New Guinea

by E. A. Markham

prose poem in Ambit No 120 - 1990
" A mumu is a way of cooking food in the ground; and this is a traditional - and still widely..."
60

A Christmas coffee

by Frank Dullaghan

poem in Magma No 19 - Winter 2001
" Two women are sitting at a table in a coffee bar. It’s one of those small round tables that allows..."
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