‘The book is inflected by a general sense of apprehension that we all have at present – an awareness of the possibility of world-ending events.’
Summer 22 Five Dials·21st June 2022Fiction You Will Be Strange, But You Won’t Be Strange Alone by Eloghosa Osunde Two Poems Jay Gao...Back Issues
Spring 22 Five Dials·23rd March 2022The Everything List Cyril Husbands shares with us everything he’s read, watched and heard in the last month...Back Issues
Autumn 21 Five Dials·10th December 2021The Everything List Cyril Husbands shares with us everything he’s read, watched and heard in the last month...Back Issues
‘The book is inflected by a general sense of apprehension that we all have at present – an awareness of the possibility of world-ending events.’ Missouri Williams·21st June 2022The first thing you’ll need to know about Missouri Williams’ The Doloriad is that an environmental disaster has...InterviewsSummer 22 | Debuts
Toni Morrison on Angela Davis and Angela Davis on Toni Morrison Dan White·24th March 2022In the summer of 2014, author Dan White spoke separately to Toni Morrison and to Angela Davis about...InterviewsSpring 22 | Mementos
IC3 at 20 Five Dials·10th December 2021IC3 contributors reflect on the original publicationAutumn 21Interviews
‘Shorter is expected to be less substantial. It feels arbitrary— why would length be correlated with impact?’ Natasha Brown·23rd July 2021Natasha Brown’s Assembly is a concise, fragmentary novel that runs to 100 pages. Within these tight constraints she...InterviewsSummer 21
A kind of letting go Kayo Chingonyi·19th April 2021I’m very taken with the subjunctive in all things historical. What are the other possibilities and tributaries that branch off from what happened?InterviewsSpring 21 | Emerging
‘It’s best to understand the rules before you break them’ Eliot White-Hill, Kwulasultun·19th April 2021When people think of Indigenous art from the Pacific Northwest, it’s usually going to be something called formline, a technique that uses ovoid shapes, high contrast, and positive and negative space.InterviewsSpring 21 | Emerging
