ASH Smyth talks to RS Burnett about his Antarctic thriller debut, and the long road to publication.

ASH Smyth ‘remembers’ the Singing Laundryman.

Why are we so desperate to believe that William Shakespeare wasn’t William Shakespeare?

A recently discovered opera by G.F. Handel.

Martin Rowson on the original unfilmable (and indeed unreadable) ‘anti-novel’, Tristram Shandy.

‘The gall sprawls like a thought bubble coming out of the acorn head.’ A new poem by Nathan Koblintz.

A new poem by Jon Courtenay Grimwood.

How to push for more, beam more… or just carry on being your cheese-eating self.

Three exclusive scenes from the indie horror/adventure movie the world needs to see!

In affectionate remembrance of Willard Price, 28.7.1887—14.10.1983

ඉබි පිහාටු : Nathan Koblintz indulges in the proverbial.

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.