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Issue 146, July 2022

The Past is a Place

The Past is a Place

Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado

Stories from the North about trying to stay ahead of the past

History or Herstory?

History or Herstory?

Rosemary Jenkinson

A dazzlingly adventurous fusion of fiction and memoir from Belfast

Death Attracts Us

Death Attracts Us

Stephen Dunne

A compassionate portrayal of the professionals of the dying trade

Mad About Poetry

Mad About Poetry

Peter Sirr

Translating the poem, and the reader into the world of the poem

Homo Oblivious

Homo Oblivious

Victoria Amelina

Words and stories to defend the truth against Russian lies and propaganda

Strength, not Power

Strength, not Power

Clare O’Dea

Combating oppression and injustice with clarity rather than anger

Larkin at 100

Larkin at 100

Johnny Lyons

The elusive depth that lies behind the all-too-explicit ordinariness

Pass the Parcel

Pass the Parcel

Enda O’Doherty

Ways in which knowledge was disseminated in early modern Europe

Göring’s Man

Göring’s Man

John Mulqueen

The postwar networks of the Nazi art plunderers and their facilitators

Russian Myths

Russian Myths

Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Vasily Grossman and the narrative of the Great Patriotic War

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