Notes from Lockdown: William Bunce
William Bunce expands on the therapeutic nature of paint stripping
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In a content series curated by Rose Forde, contributors from issue 26 reflect on the new normal. Here, photographer Justin French shares his thoughts on self-imposed exile
Elisa Shua Dusapin shares the opening pages of her award-winning novel for issue 26’s Commentary
In an astonishing long-read, Sophie Shnapp gives two examples of how our world order could change after Coronavirus, for better or for worse
Discussing gender, ableism and influences with the new Irish novelist
Port partners with Closed to profile Ted Hughes award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus
Ethnopharmacologist Dennis McKenna delves into the events that led to the first synthesis of lysergic acid diethylamide in an introduction to Brian Blomerth’s latest work about Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann
Writer and publisher Max Leonard reflects on his latest project, rediscovering a lost guide to the trails, tracks and romance of travelling the Alps by bike
Man Booker International Prize-winner Deborah Smith demonstrates the trials and triumphs of translating with an extract from The White Book, the new novel from Korean writer (and co-recipient of the prize) Han Kang
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of ‘The Outsider’, we pay tribute to the radical writer and his influential thoughts on the meaning of life – or rather, the positive lack of it