The Moth Magazine

	Issue 31 Winter 2017 Windows in Belleville by Anna Lewis The Banville Rule: an interview with John Banville How to Make a Snooker Table Laugh by Ciaran Berry Mosquitos by George David Clark Blaise by Thomas Legendre The Great Evening Bat by Hugh Smith Pretty As It Is by Trent Busch Brothers Speak Oology by Sam Holdstock If the Name is Not Right by Yuan Changming My People by Anna Frances Conway What I Meant When I Cried Uncontrollably at your Wedding by Jeanne Obard Amy by David Romanda Boxer’s Bed by Martin Towers Life is Elsewhere: an interview with Paul Murray In the Half Light by J. P. Grasser Vanishing by Taylor Supplee Mister Switzerland by Susan Bennett Grenfell Tower by David Salner Reincarnation by Michael Lee Johnson Hand Shadows by David Cameron Honey by Adrian Duncan Lucky. Dir., Bela Trakl. Columbia Pictures. 1968 by David Owen Miller Ghostly Turnip Green Glow by Marcus Slease Lemonade by Paul Whyte The Moth Short Story Prize Featuring artwork by Inés Maestre, Eugenia Loli, Edna Casman & Charles Dunbar Cover by Janet Werner
	Issue 30 Autumn 2017 Down at the Circus of Self-Disgust by Michael Derrick Hudson The Giantess Batsheba by Owen Booth Meaning Enough by Ross Jackson Long Distance by Suzanne Conway You Are Worth It by T. S. Hidalgo While We Were Alive by Dianna Mackinnon Henning So Much to Tie Up: an interview with Sally Rooney My Husband Reading Me Poetry on a Wednesday Morning in June by Lizzie Hutton In the Orchard by Faith Merino Where in the World We Had a Mason Jar by Jonathan Starke I Was Boiling Eggs by Jack Cooper Stimpson Driving the Coast by Zoe Mitchell Where the Madness Came: an interview with June Caldwell On the Flightpath to Ireland by Jane Routh The Art of Leaving by Sean Robinson Immemorial by Gram Joel Davies Cormorant by Heidi Williamson Nightjar by Georgina Aboud Polling the People by Maarten Inghels (translated by Willem Groenewegen) Featuring artwork by Colin McMaster, Bradley Wood, Michael Wann, Mary Sauer Cover by Ingrid Loxterkamp
	Issue 29 Summer 2017 Sermon in the Kitchen by Wessie du Toit Keeps Me Off the Streets: an interview with Colm Tóibín Babakoto by Jon Davis The Horses by James Stradner Things We Think We Know by Howie Good Touched by Kevin Whelan Film Sequence XXXIII by Peggy Aylsworth Golden Bricks of Café Bustelo by Cooper Wilhelm Koan by Lisa Lewis Elk by Dawn Watson More Comfortable by Stephen May It Doesn’t Feel like Happiness by Richard W. Halperin Small by Jessica Mookherjee It Isn’t Only Yours: an interview with Lionel Shriver Floating Islands by Stav Poleg In the Gardens of End Times by Jody J. Sperling Breshenev’s Daughter by Carole Braverman Wedding Guest by Susan Kelly-DeWitt Salt by Tom Moore As Plath by John Newson Block by Tom Mathews Reunion in the Hotel Bar by Daniel Galvin Bath by Sharon Black The Moth Poetry Prize 2017 Featuring artwork by Jessica Brilli, Dino Valls, Naomi Okubo and Valentina Ferrarese Cover by Elizabeth Peyton
	Issue 28 Spring 2017 ‘i need large electric oven roaster … ’ by Maya Jewell Zeller Camping by S. J. Mannion Marriage by Greg Geis Papier Mâché Boat: an interview with John Kelly New House: Brick with Lime Green Door by Christina Seymour Untitled by Buko Sonnet to Myself by Owen McLeod Breakfast in a White Room by Howard Wright Clearing by Anna Ball Letter to Al by Lee Sharkey Our First Serial Killer by Charlie Keyheart You’re in My Blood like Holy Wine by Katie Hale The Fact of Forgetting by Elizabeth Morton One Summer Nothing Went Wrong by Sarah Dickenson Snyder Collected Poems by Maitreyabandhu Checkerboard by Mitchell Albert chemo makes you feel like shit by David Romanda On the Sprocket Side of the Hay Rake by C. Mikal Oness Being Honest with Himself: an interview with John Boyne Souvenir by Andrew Jamison Lough Ardan by Carla Manfredino Let Me Sleep by Scott Elder The Arrest of the Englishman on the Beach at Cannes by Michael Thomas The Moth Short Story Prize 2017 Featuring artwork by Briony Morrow-Cribbs, Faith Te, Hope Gangloff, Bradley Wood, Edgar Mendoza and Alex Kanevsky Cover by Alex Russell Flint
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