New writing 12 /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London :
Picador,
2003.
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Table of Contents:
- That Which Was, novel extract / Glenn Patterson
- The Gun ; The Borrowed Dog ; Gorilla / Vicki Feaver
- Talking About Love: Three monologues / Nick Barlay
- The Great Hargeisa Goat Bubble, novel extract / Julian Gough
- Seeing Red ; Celtic ; Man and Boy / Patience Agbabi
- Where Do We Live?, non-fiction / Ian Sansom
- "Come back, we'll do some calculus", novel extract / Diran Adebayo
- The square, poem / Adèle Geras
- Room 226, non-fiction / Hilda Bernstein
- Milk, story / Gerard Woodward
- Ludus Coventriae ; Patrin / David Morley
- The Distance Between Us, novel extracts / Maggie O'Farrell
- Epic Slinky, story / Sophie Woolley
- The Wait ; Tidal ; Wildlife / Alan Jenkins
- Only, non fiction / Alex Clark
- According to Mwangi, story / Binyavanga Wainaina
- Give Him My Love, novel extract / Julia Brosnan
- Madame Sasoo Goes Bathing ; Chickens in Chinatown / Tim Liardet
- C.L.R. James, non-fiction / Gideon Haigh
- The Stone Skimmer ; River Psalm ; Time Poem / Alice Oswald
- A Man of Soul, story / Rajeev Balasubramanyam
- Letters, novel extract / Barbara Trapido
- Hunger, non-fiction / Jane Stevenson Hunger
- 19 Victoria Street, Shrewsbury ; Jump Rope / Fred D'Aguiar
- As Far as You Can Go, novel extract / Lesley Glaister
- In a Mist, story / Bill Broady
- Weekend ; Christmas in London / Tamar Yoseloff
- The Archway Altarpiece ; A Game of Pool ; Underground / Wayne Burrows
- Waving at Trains, story / Matthew Davey
- Look at You, story / Amanda Smyth
- Harmattan, novel extract / Helon Habila
- Hair, poem / Matthew Sweeney
- Visiting Time, story / Emma Brockes
- Wordperfect, story / Nicolette Hardee
- The Film Director Explains His Concept ; Faking It / Sasha Dugdale
- Flat Earth, story / Jill Dawson
- The Last Dodo, novel extract / Royston Swarbrooke
- Good TV, story / Patrick Neate
- The Foot Tunnel, poem / Sarah Maguire
- Minimal, story / María McCann
- "One-ah, Two-ah", non-fiction / Sukhdev Sandhu.