Issue #1: Tormented
Issue #2: Beauty
The beauty of a good birching, the beauty of bellybuttons, and the beauty of growing up in Bromley. The sexiness of fat women and skinny shoplifters. All that and much more, and this time we've got a considerable selection of poetry, as well as our usual beautiful photographs.
Cover: Ajamu X
Issue #3: Foreigners
Winter 2004
Spring 2005
Autumn 2005
Akkas Al-Ali
Jake Arnott
Adam Bala
Cabello/Carceller
Bec Chalkley
Wei Kiat Chen
Phyllis Christopher
Ailbhe Darcy
S Dass
Minke Douwesz
Paul Gardiner
Richard Goodson
Rosemary Harris
Kobi Israel
Ashley Jones
Paul Kane
Let Me Feel Your Finger First
Peter McGraith
Emily Moreton
Ruth O'Callaghan
JP Owen
Heena Patel
Selina Rodrigues
Helen Sandler
Parminder Sekhon
Joshua Sofaer
fabian thomas
Laura Vroomen
Andrew Warburton
Gregory Woods
Leopoldo Alas
Bunny Bauer
John Joseph Bibby
Cathy Bolton
Sue Brown
Charlotte Cooper
Robert Farrar
Robert Hamberger
Alison Henry
Christopher James
Reuben Lane
Keith Munro
P. O'Loughlin
Nina Rapi
Dylan Rosser
Lawrence Schimel
Cherry Smyth
Wolfgang Tillmans
Issue 1 is full of moving, funny, and surprising stories and poems. All of them lyrical, all of them tormented!
Stories about guilt, love, mad boyfriends, sisters from hell, and the young man who finger-fucked David Beckham.
Cover: Wolfgang Tillmans
12 pages chunkier than the first two issues, Issue 3 is buzzing with voices from Syria, Hungary, Leyton, Jamaica, Manchester, Australia, and America, amongst others. Read stories about circumcision, sex in the woods, lesbian sisters, lovers on the Nile, and churros and chocolate in Madrid - and that's not even half of it.
Cover: Phyllis Christopher
Christopher Barnes, Chris Beckett, Peter Burton, Mauro Cocilio, Steve Cook, Beverley Duguid, Simon Edge, Robert Hamberger, C.A.R. Hills, Christopher James, Mary Lowe, Bertie Marshall, Michele Martinoli, Lisa Matthews, Gerson Nason, Christopher Nield, Dan Noquet, Eduardo Pitta, Ernesto Sarazale, Eamon Somers, Saradha Soobrayen, Andrew Warburton, Robin Whitmore, River Wolton, Ajamu X, Tamar Yosseloff
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