The Moth Magazine

	Issue 23 Winter 2015 How Can I Mourn a Man Still Living? by Gram Joel Davies I Blame Lolita by Johnny Newport The Liberation of Melancholy by Gary Keenan Nearer by Svetlana Yefimenko Far from Shore by Terese Coe If a Lion Could Talk: an interview with Ned Beauman Small Hungers by Pete Mullineaux Summer by Allan Peterson Milanese Summers by Denisa Vítová Narrow by Triin Paja Pingari’s Story by Wendy Riley Sheep in Umbria by Robert Wrigley Plans for the Back Yard by Will Eaves The Heart of Love is of Dark Matter by Todd Swift Dread Wig by Patrick Warner It’s Impossible to Stop: an interview with Julie O’Callaghan I Failed You by Rena Garrett It’s What I Need to Say by John Gosslee Did Saul Buy the Cockerel? by Stuart Pickford Dunvale by Gerard McKeown The Therapist by Johan Huybrechts Tapestry by Lewis Parker I Want to Tell You About a Woman by Michael Bazzett Featuring art by Gregory Mortenson, Mary Sauer, Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze and Flora Whiteley Cover by Valentina Ferrarese
	Issue 22 Autumn 2015 OUT OF PRINT It is dim, that which is within by Mary Looby Just Let Him Go: an interview with Daljit Nagra Climbing in Teotihaucan by Sam Savage Pyjama Squid by Marc Phillips Rocks by Therese Down Looking too long at the sun by Mary B. Moore Red Coat by Julia Anna Morrison December Swimmers by Paul Lenehan Well There Goes Me Knighthood by Matt Prater My Midnight Son by Sean Kelly Said Gun’s Father by Andrew Grace This Sort of Homesickness: an interview with Evie Wyld Blame by Killian O’Donnell New Love by Clare Shaw Pride Goes by Richard Newton Saturday Morning by Alan McMonagle Unnoticed by Richard Schiffman Beasts by Amy Roa Winter Poem by Michael Salcman Ballymaloe International Poetry Prize Excerpts from Brazil, Indiana by Brian Beatty Featuring art by Pat Perry, Michael Dickter, Robert C. Jackson and Diaz Alama. Cover by Wen Wu
	Issue 21 Summer 2015 Leaving Your Baby Out in the Rain by Joel Wayne Come Calcutta Well by Pete Miller School Run by Lewis Parker Nobody Can Be Atlas by Ingrid Casey Lewisburg III by Maya Catherine Popa 52 Walnut Crescent by Loren Kleinman Self Portrait by Lucian Mattison Like Rain by Catherine Pond Breath by Rob Packer Before the Drums by Annette Volfing Original Sin by John Murphy The Way it’s Going to Be: an interview with Irvine Welsh Train Home by Elvis Bego R. by Mitchell Grabois Note to Self by Naomi Hamilton First Date by Zahra Khan Descendant of Tsars by William Doreski Lucia Joyce in Southampton, An Interview (1948) by Tom Mac Intyre La Cucaracha by Isabel Bermudez A Dream of Guinea Fowl by Jean Atkin Blossom by Manus Boyle Tobin The morning I reverse my BMW over your necklace is just another morning by Rosie Shepperd Boy Meets Girl Story by Ariel Clarke The Amplified Old Testament by Ruth Corkill Lion by Michael Collins George and Martha by Dušan Đurović Gabby by David Romanda Whiteout by James Conor Patterson A God in Every Stone: an interview with Mary Costello Sunday School for Lovers by Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein Utopia by Mansour Chow Ballymaloe International Poetry Prize Featuring art by Alyssa Monks, Henny Acloque, Maria Kreyn and Maxime Fomenko Cover by Tracey Sylvester Harris
	Issue 20 Spring 2015 OUT OF PRINT Autobiography by Billy Collins Bad Influence by Donal Moloney They Have Two Moons: an interview with Roddy Doyle Ding an Sich by Brian Robert Flynn Headed toward Montana by Jocelyn Page Fallow by Sally Van Doren Immortality by Richard Murray A Kafka Story by Nigel Jarrett Ballymaloe International Poetry Prize shortlisted poem Ballymaloe International Poetry Prize shortlisted poem The Soothing Justice of Stones by Amanda Moody Ohio by K. E. Duffin Ballymaloe International Poetry Prize shortlisted poem Song by Hilary Fannin Ballymaloe International Poetry Prize shortlisted poem Try to Just Inch Along: an interview with Colin Barrett Like or by Andrew Kelly Coffee by Deirdre Doherty Blackbird sounding textbook warning notes by Myra Connell Eggs by Dan Mussett Very by John McAuliffe The New and Improved by James Langer Featuring art by Mamma Andersson, Markus Akesson, David Piddock and Briony Morrow-Cribbs Cover by Phillip Thomas
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