The Moth Magazine

	Issue 19 Winter 2014 Ghazal of the Tonsured-in-Denial by Killian O’Donnell I Like Going to Oz: an interview with Billy Collins The fish I would like to meet by Catherine Ayres Archives by Martin Monahan (Should read: Archives by Martin Malone) Thistledown by Dermot Healy The Emancipation of Gordon Spanner by Sharon Boyle Cardiac Examination by Tim Cresswell The Winter of ’62 by Jude Cowan Montague Filial Piety by E. Michael Desilets Hot Wind Some Day by Carl Bowlby My Mother’s Lover by Lani O’Hanlon Poem by Rowland Bagnall on the doorstep by Marjon Mossammaparast Empire Tour by John Boyne Hue by Tom Gowen Unanswered by David Cameron The War Reporter Paul Watson’s Obsession With Combat Sex by Dan O’Brien No Whining by Meryl Natchez Born into a Subject: an interview with Kamila Shamsie Speech from the Cage by Damian Furniss Over Six Dry Cow by Nancy White After Eavesdropping at the Temple by Mike Casetta The Frog by Kate Quigley Newt Passant Guardant by Seth Crook Why can’t we be friends? by Christopher Evans The Sad Mans Club by TRH Do Let’s Please Be Happy by Jacqueline Kolosov-Wenthe The Moth Short Story Prize 2015 Featuring art by Cameron Hampton, Vladislav Salabun, Lu Cong, Jodie Paterson, PJ Lynch, Roy Eastland, Jennifer Trouton and Steven Ketchum Cover by Randy Mora
	Issue 18 Autumn 2014 Cutting Corners by Dustin Junkert Emily by Mandy Beaumont Borderline by Eleanor Holland Holly Road by Dermot O’Keeffe The Boys Throw Rocks at Swans and I Watch by Adam Rooke The Exterminator of Curls by Dana Robbins What All Poems are About by Ronald McFarland To Have My Cake and Eat It: an interview with Dan Rhodes Wife by Margot Douaihy Savage Garden by Sara Henry Gypsy Songs by David Salner Clemence and Constance Go West by Charlotte Bondy Scrapper by Adam White A Bee Flat Sonnet by Sarah Jefferis High-Altitude Parachutist by Martin Kratz The Obvious Path: an interview with Emily Berry Behind the Seen by Virginia Jealous Upcycle by June Caldwell The Unpublished Journal Entry of an Italian Surgeon … by W. Frank Woods by Peter Rawlings The King’s Salt by Yusef Komunyakaa Things to Do by James Sulter The Caterpillar Poetry Prize Featuring art by Dorothy Messenger, Naomi Okubo, Alicia Galer, Wen Wu and Jonathan Turner Cover by Cesar Santos
	Issue 17 Summer 2014 Call me Sweetheart by Máighréad Medbh Triple Negative by Anja Konig The Compassionate by Andrew Squitiro Hitchhikers by Steven Blythe What the Sirens Sang to Odysseus by Cathy Bryant At the Camp on Lake St George by James Breslin The Fish by Yewande Omotoso Whitechapel Hospital, 1995 by Richard Kemp Pâté de Foie Gras by Pascale Petit Alderflies by Togara Muzanenhamo Crow Conversation by Becca de la Rosa The Allure of Elsewhere: an interview with Rob Doyle The Holiday by Hamish Robinson Parking in Snow Country by Damien Doorley Lake Lure by William Walsh The 73 Things You Know by The Man in the Black Pyjamas The Route Back by Megan Alpert Written to the Edge of the Cliff: an interview with Tom MacIntyre The Religion of Healing by Laura Post For Subsideen the Gnome by Kola Tubosun Mourning Becomes Shelbourne Falls by Nuala Ní Chonchúir Flying Over the North Pole by Amali Rodrigo Lascaux by Tom Moore Harvesting Underwater Fields by Sarah Clancy The Dead Man by Matthew Sweeney Bean Popcorn by James Loks The Ballymaloe International Poetry Prize Featuring art by Louis Smith, Carrie Marill, Chrissy Hazell and Tazia Fawley Cover by Kenne Gregoire
	Issue 16 Spring 2014 Bottled Time Turns Sour by Tom MacIntyre Half a House for Half a Novel: an interview with Eimear McBride On Realising My Son Was Socrates and My Husband Frank Sinatra by Billie Travalini A Domestic Scene by Gréagóir Ó Dúill Mirror by Elizabeth Burns Cormorants by Michael Prior I've Been Thinking About the Reasons Why We Should Probably Break Up by Sara Baume Death of a Cheerleader by Ian Ganassi Concerning Spanish People by Hugh Smith Ballymaloe International Poetry Prizewinners We Were Not Stopping But Always Did by Paul Stephenson The Shift by Dennis Lee December by Abriana Jette A Day in Court by Mark O’Flynn Hannah, Decanter and Cloud by Susan Rich The Embarrassing Soundtrack to the Opening Scene of My Life by Michael Sarnowski Like an Ordinary Life: an interview with Donal Ryan Patrick’s Roadhouse by Paul Lieber Berry Nide by June Caldwell Featuring art by Claire Lau, Cesar Santos, David Paul Costello, Elva Paulson and Clare Elsaesser. Cover by Clare Elsaesser 2010; 2011; 2012; 2013; 2015; 2016; 2017; 2018; 2019