Poems
| Dot Lubienska | Reflection |
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| Lorraine Mariner | Heart |
| Mike Barlow | A hunger |
| Kate Bingham | Natural History |
| Derek Adams | Getting his head straight |
| John Stammers | The day flies off without me |
Articles
| Magma 28 in the Poetry Library Archive | The full contents of Magma 28 have been archived by the Poetry Library and can be accessed on their website, here. |
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| Poetry in practice | A new regular feature in which practicing poets tell Magma readers how they go about overcoming some of poetry’s most common headaches. First off, the Belfast poet Sinéad Morrissey tells Mick Delap how she tackled writer’s block. “I was silent for three years, gripped with fear I would never write a line again”. Surprising words… |
Supported by Arts Council England