TOIL Poetry Editorial: Double Toil Carol Jenkins

Essays:
The Collapse of Space: On Lisa Gorton’s The Life of Houses by John Kinsella
A Book Which Is No Longer Discussed Today by André Dao
Horse by Ania Walwicz

Artworks:
The Beneficent Radicalism of Prue Stent bu Prue Stent and Peter Clynes

Interviews:
Interview with John Forbes (Ella O'Keefe edit) by Hazel de Berg *podcast
Image, Myth and Metaphor in Post-Industrial Landscaping: Edric Mesmer in Conversation

Translations:
Six Poems from Juan Diego Otero's Los Tiempos del Ruido by Joel Scott
from Marosa di Giorgio's Funeral carriages laden with watermelons by Peter Boyle
Two Poems by Olga Orozco by Peter Boyle
George Seferis's 'On a Winter Ray' by Vrasidas Karalis

Reviews:
John Hawke reviews How Reading is Written: a brief index to Gertrude Stein by Astrid Lorange
Paul Hetherington reviews The Poet as Phenomenologist: Rilke and the New Poems by Luke Fischer

And a double-issue sequence of 50 new poems selected by Carol Jenkins: