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Call for Submissions: Magma 86
FOOD: Magma x Vittles “It’s so beautifully arranged on the plate, you know someone’s fingers have been all over it.” Julia Child Food is one of the great commonalities. No matter who we are, or where or when we’re from, each of us carries with us memories, recipes, and associations related to our individual food…
Magma editors meet designer Emmi Hughes
We were lucky to have multidisciplinary designer Emmi Hughes creating the cover or Magma 84, on the theme of physics. Here, Magma Editors, Stav Poleg and Susannah Hart, talk with Emmi about the process of creating the work. Magma: The image you created for Magma is full of colour and depth and yet it is incredibly…
Magma Selected: Lucy Allsopp
Magma Selected highlights a single poet who is emerging or whose work deserves to be better known, allowing us to publish a wider selection of poems. Our Selected Poet for Magma 84 is Lucy Allsopp and we are delighted to be able to share her reading her wonderful poems in the current Physics issue of…
Magma 2022/23 Poetry Competition
The Magma 2022/23 Poetry Competition is now open for entries in both categories. The Judge’s Prize – poems of 11 to 50 lines The Editors’ Prize – poems of up to 10 lines *** Magma’s 2022/23 poetry competitions are now open for your prize-winning long and short poems. We are very excited to announce that…
Sophie Thomas reviews Padraig Regan, Anne Ryland and Dan O’Brien
From Magma 83, Solitude Read the review here: Sophie Thomas reviews Padraig Regan, Anne Ryland and Dan O’Brien
Sana Goyal reviews Agnieszka Studzińska, Stephanie Sy-Quia and Ishaq Imruh Bakari
From Magma 83, Solitude Read the review here: Sana Goyal reviews Agnieszka Studzińska, Stephanie Sy-Quia and Ishaq Imruh Bakari
Richie McCaffery reviews Alice Frecknall, Paul Batchelor and Leonie Rushforth
From Magma 83, Solitude Read the review here: Richie McCaffery reviews Alice Frecknall, Paul Batchelor and Leonie Rushforth
Martyn Crucefix reviews Jane Burn, Sarah Barnsley and John McCullough
From Magma 83, Solitude Read the review here: Martyn Crucefix reviews Jane Burn, Sarah Barnsley and John McCullough
Magma Selected: Kathryn Bevis
Magma Selected highlights a single poet who is emerging or whose work deserves to be better known, allowing us to publish a wider selection of poems. Our Selected Poet for Magma 83 is Kathryn Bevis and we are delighted to be able to share her reading her wonderful poems in the current Solitude issue of…
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