Succour: The New Fiction Poetry and Art

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Succour 9 is an astonishing collection of new work from some of today’s most exciting writers and artists, who present diverse interpretations of the theme, Fantasies. The issue features: fiction by Royal Alvis, Anthony Banks, Kate Lermitte Campbell, Jonathan Hamnett, Nick Hunt, Laura Joyce, Joel Lane, Gregory Norminton and Ray...

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Now you can have the best new fiction, poetry and art delivered direct to your door every six months – guaranteed to reach you before it hits the shops. Take out a one-year subscription to Succour now; you will receive two issues, but only pay postage and packaging for one!...

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Succour 8 is a sensational collection of new work from writers and artists at the cutting edge of contemporary creativity. Taking the title of ‘Icons’ as a common reference point, the work takes in themes ranging from religion to celebrity, from the public to the private, from fandom to friendship....

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The Spring/Summer 2008 issue of Succour – Animals – is a veritable menagerie of today’s best fiction, poetry and art, featuring new work by some of the most exciting creative talents from the UK, Ireland and beyond. From biting satire to historical fiction, from folk tales to horror stories, Animals...

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Succour 6 is a sustained investigation of questions relating to The Future by some of the finest emerging writers from the UK, Ireland and further afield. It is a wild coming-together of styles and genres, from satire to sci-fi, from post-modernism to realism. Featured writers include: Rohan Kriwaczek (The Incomplete...

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Featuring stories from Barry Gifford (Wild at Heart) and Martyn Waites (Bone Machine), this issue of Succour was the most important collection of new writing to be published in the UK in 2007. Introducing writers new to Succour such as Melissa Lee, Benedict Newbery and Andrew Caink, as well as...

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In The Obscene, a collection of the UK’s best emerging writers examine the notion of obscenity from a dazzling variety of angles. The writings in this issue challenge the notion that obscenity can have any fixed definition, whilst presenting the case that literature itself demands the obscene, and that obscenity...

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Radio Eye collects new fiction, poetry and art from a selection of the UK’s most exciting emerging creative talent, tackling issues of communicating in the modern world. With specially-commissioned full colour illustrations, and a limited edition postcard designed by Amy Merry Sloman that features an unpublished short story by Anthony...

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Wild Years included stories by Anthony Banks, Sean Gaston and Alex Lockwood, and poetry by Abi Curtis, Samuel Tongue and Angela Kirby, amongst others. Original artwork by Chloe Briggs. The work explored the significance of “wild years” for each individual existence, whether they occured at some point in the past,...