Landscape with LandscapeFive of the six stories in Landscape with Landscape trace a suburban journey in the 1960s, as the writer negotiates the conflicting demands of Catholicism and sex, self consciousness and intimacy, alcohol and literature. In the sixth story a Paraguayan man imagines a country called Australia, while his son sickens before his eyes. Murnane is unlike anyone else, the sort of writer who demands to be read in a new way but, above all, demands to be read.

and what collaboration looks like in practice

Raphael Cohen

It is about dislocation and becoming unanchored and the need for a home and belonging and the disturbance when you're wrenched out of your environment

to sweeping historical account that is unafraid to go as far in time as Columbus and as urgently-of-our moment as Brexit—all of it with precision and attentiveness to detail that is as brilliant as it is startling

It contained £40

Amid desolate bluffs and ridges

subject and object are erotic enablers and the spell cast by narration

Liz Goddard

writing classes

And always

Earth is askew

and poems about finding love in a climate of homophobia