The Stinging Fly, Issue 38, Volume 2

Fiction Wes Lee - ‘How They Live Now’ John Harris - ‘Looking for Business’ Rebecca Ivory - ‘Made In China’ Sophie Mackintosh - ‘Revivalists’ Ridwan Tijani - ‘Scenes from a Private Life’ Fiona O'Connor - ‘Lounge’ Wendy Erskine - ‘the soul has no skin’ Eamon McGuinness - ‘Viewpoint’ Naoise Dolan - ‘Autumn in Hong Kong’ Julia Calver - ‘Ditches’ Bud Cho-O’Leary - ‘Cover’ Laura Morgan - ‘Just Like Nicole’ Louise Kennedy - ‘The End of the World is a Cul de Sac’ Darran McCann - ‘Bullets’ John Patrick McHugh - ‘The First Real Time’ Adrian Duncan - ‘Prosinečki’ Poetry Jill Talbot - ‘The Good News’ Jo Burns - ‘Dora Maar quits smoking (and Pablo)’ Patrick Holloway - ‘To that other me behind the looking glass’ Nolan Natasha Pike - ‘My body, full scrape’ M.W. Bewick - ‘Caution Please’ Simon Costello - ‘Cocoon’ Jessu John - ‘Baby, you ask’ Christine Valters Paintner - ‘Saint Dearbhla’s Eyes’ David McLoghlin - ‘Crone Mountain’ David McLoghlin - ‘42nd and Park’ D.S. Maolalai - ‘That was me’ D.S. Maolalai - ‘About my dad and his dad and his brother too in places’ Seanín Hughes - ‘Philosophy of a Fly’ Ojo Taiye - ‘Memory as a Necessary Pain’ Ojo Taiye - ‘She Became Birds, Poems’ Caoilinn Hughes - ‘vol-au-vent’ Seanín Hughes - ‘Fist at Full Mast’ Caoilinn Hughes - ‘The mean temperature of water’ Conor Cleary - ‘to my mother at my age’ Conor Cleary - ‘wild divine’ Conor Cleary - ‘Meditations on a Vine’ Conor Cleary - ‘piña’ Conor Cleary - ‘Priced Out 1’ Conor Cleary - ‘Priced Out 14’ Essays Brian Davey - ‘Dromomania’