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Issue
Seven

Our biggest issue yet features 14 short stories, five poems, an essay about the pleasures (and otherwise) of lounging about in bed and an interview with the people behind the wonderful world of The London Library. It was released on the 26th of December 2011.

You can buy a paper and ink copy here. It will be released to read on-line at the end of March.

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Issue Six

This issue features six short stories, 16 poems, a brand new column and a wide-ranging interview with Richard Adams (Watership Down, The Plague Dogs). It was released on the 1st of June 2011.

Click here to read it on-line, or buy a paper and ink copy here.

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Issue Five

This issue features 13 short stories, seven poems, two classic essays by Samuel Johnson and an in-depth interview with Iain M. Banks (The Wasp Factory, Consider Phlebas). It was released on the 15th of November 2010.

Click here to read it on-line, or buy a paper and ink copy here.

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Issue Four

This issue features nine short stories, eleven poems, two essays by William Davenport Adams, and an interview with author Lindsey Davis (The Silver Pigs, Nemesis).
It was released on the 19th of June 2010.

Click here to read it on-line
, or buy a paper and ink copy here.

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Issue Three

This issue 
features seven short stories, an essay by someone who doesn't go by the name of George Orwell, and one essay by someone who did. It was released on the 27th of November 2009.

Click here to read it on-line (the physical issue is now sold out).

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Issue Two

This issue 
features seven short stories, four poems and a classic essay on realism by Robert Louis Stevenson. It was released on the 4th of May 2008.

Click here to read it on-line (the physical issue is now sold out).

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Issue One

This issue 
features six short stories, two poems and an interview with Ian R. MacLeod (The Light Ages, Song of Time). It was released on the 22nd of September 2008.

Click here to read it on-line (the physical issue is now sold out).


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You can find a full list of contributors, with links to personal sites, etc. here.