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To his distress, ASH Smyth realises it’s been five years since his last cricket match (which, even more distressingly, he was allowed to captain).
On their 10th wedding anniversary, Dominic Hilton dusts off his roast wedding speech for fellow Emigre editor ASH Smyth and his bride.
A masterclass in speech-making, by the Best Man. In the World.
Can England beat Spain in the Euros final? Seth Burkett takes soundings from a personal history of footballing optimism.
Finishing the novel at take-off; For two marks.
‘Gaft’; ‘Riemann’s ladder’; ‘Cara whispers at night to Erik in bedstink—’; ‘Three sour tales’: four poems by David Oyston.
A poem for International Women’s Day by Josa Keyes.
New poetry by Nathan Koblintz.
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