Mo(a)t Stephanie Norgate

Mo(a)t Stephanie NorgateA book censor is on the look out for objectionable content; a daughter mourns her father during her journey to fulfill his final wishes; a desperate man runs around a city to pay off his debts. Critical of regimes and nonetheless nostalgic for their home countries, Mo(a)t is a compendium of stories from six different authors reflecting on the paradoxical demands of our day to day lives. Each story is written with the authors unique style, highlighting

’ Andreas Platthaus

Sing to me with a merry goosecackling voice

Photos from Durham

Cat Jeoffry is a self-contained passage from Christopher Smart’s much longer work Jubilate Agno (Rejoice in the Lamb)

and artists

which reminds us that any end is also a beginning

River Wolton and Christy Ducker in 'Blind Criticism'

and as I was staring at the new emptiness

He is full of life and lust

It is a praisesong to the poetical spirit and talent of people born in ordinary circumstances who

His sojourn makes for an unpredictable

Four poems