Rude Girl Gary Geddes

Rude Girl Gary GeddesAt a conference, the graphic novelist Birgit Weyhe is accused of cultural expropriation. Is she exploiting her privileges as a white writer when she tells stories about Black people? She tries a new approach with Priscilla Layne, an African American professor of German studies with Caribbean roots. Growing up, Priscilla is labelled an Oreo: too white for her Black classmates, too Black for the white kids. By joining the skinhead movement and becoming

But the house isn’t even finished

Like peasants through the ages

Brother in Ice is a richly rewarding journey into the unknown

are intense mediatations on faith

greed and the casual abuse of power

Guy Bennett A Red Cherry on a White-Tiled Floor

a man who knows no fear and very little about diplomacy or trousers

Iman Mersal: Poem The Clot

John Grande

These poems contemplate the personality of the artist and the fugitive

When an alien crash lands in their school gym

writer and artist