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The Manchester Review is an online literary journal that brings together the best of new international writing.
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Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells review The Angel of St Piran by John Ironmonger.
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Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells review The Angel of St Piran by John Ironmonger.
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John Ironmonger, The Angel of St Piran, reviewed by Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells - The Manchester Review
Ironmonger’s sublime exploration of morality and humanity. John Ironmonger | The Angel of St Piran | Fly on the Wall Press: £18.99Reviewed by Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells Big moral questions lie at t...
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September 10, 2026 at 11:39 AM
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Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells review The Angel of St Piran by John Ironmonger.
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Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells review The Angel of St Piran by John Ironmonger.
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Dear readers,
Please find the new Displacement issue of The Manchester Review below.
Issues 29.
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We thank everyone who has contributed to the new edition.
Best wishes,
The Editors.
Please find the new Displacement issue of The Manchester Review below.
Issues 29.
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
We thank everyone who has contributed to the new edition.
Best wishes,
The Editors.
Issue 29 'Displacement' - The Manchester Review
Image: © Charles Eastwood Editorial Chris Newman, ‘Drought’ Katie Beswick, 2 poems Vicky Grut, ‘The Eid Dinner’ David Canning, ‘My Great Grandfather’s Apron Shop’ Mark Granier, ‘The Handover’ Uvini ...
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August 28, 2026 at 4:45 PM
Dear readers,
Please find the new Displacement issue of The Manchester Review below.
Issues 29.
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
We thank everyone who has contributed to the new edition.
Best wishes,
The Editors.
Please find the new Displacement issue of The Manchester Review below.
Issues 29.
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
We thank everyone who has contributed to the new edition.
Best wishes,
The Editors.
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk?p=13221
Paul Kavanagh reviews David Rose's Heimat.
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Paul Kavanagh reviews David Rose's Heimat.
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David Rose, Heimat, reviewed by Paul Kavanagh - The Manchester Review
Why does the writer have to be subservient to the reader? David Rose | Heimat | Nightjar Press: £3.75Reviewed by Paul Kavanagh ‘All my memories gather ’round her,’ sings John Denver. David Rose sin...
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August 26, 2026 at 7:58 AM
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Paul Kavanagh reviews David Rose's Heimat.
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Paul Kavanagh reviews David Rose's Heimat.
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Devarya Singhania reviews The Drama directed by Kristoffer Borgli
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The Drama (dir. Kristoffer Borgli), reviewed by Devarya Singhania - The Manchester Review
The past returns to distort a relationship in this dark romantic comedy. The Drama | dir. Kristoffer Borgli | Reviewed by Devarya Singhania Maybe you should ask everything on the first date if you’re ...
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April 22, 2026 at 1:17 PM
Devarya Singhania reviews The Drama directed by Kristoffer Borgli
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Bethany Applebee reviews Don Quixote by the Birmingham Royal Ballet.
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Don Quixote by the Birmingham Royal Ballet @ The Lowry, Salford, reviewed by Bethany Applebee - The Manchester Review
Carlos Acosta’s superb choreography shapes a joyous and beautiful production Don Quixote by the Birmingham Royal Ballet | The Lowry, Salford | 5th March 2026Reviewed by Bethany Applebee According to T...
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March 26, 2026 at 8:54 AM
Bethany Applebee reviews Don Quixote by the Birmingham Royal Ballet.
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Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells Review Monsters and Men at the Albert Hall in Manchester
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Of Monsters and Men @ Albert Hall Manchester, reviewed by Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells - The Manchester Review
Haunting and lyrical: Of Monsters and Men make a triumphant return to Manchester Of Monsters and Men @ Albert Hall Manchester | 15th Febuary 2026 Reviewed by Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells The faded gr...
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March 3, 2026 at 4:46 PM
Paul Knowles and Sam Cassells Review Monsters and Men at the Albert Hall in Manchester
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (dir. Nia DaCosta), reviewed by Joseph Hunter
A haunting, revelatory, and satisfying continuation of the apocalyptic world Danny Boyle has created.
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A haunting, revelatory, and satisfying continuation of the apocalyptic world Danny Boyle has created.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (dir. Nia DaCosta), reviewed by Joseph Hunter - The Manchester Review
A haunting, revelatory, and satisfying continuation of the apocalyptic world Danny Boyle has created. 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple | dir. Nia DaCosta | Reviewed by Joseph Hunter Danny Boyle has ma...
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February 5, 2026 at 8:32 AM
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (dir. Nia DaCosta), reviewed by Joseph Hunter
A haunting, revelatory, and satisfying continuation of the apocalyptic world Danny Boyle has created.
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk?p=13177
A haunting, revelatory, and satisfying continuation of the apocalyptic world Danny Boyle has created.
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk?p=13177
Submission Window Open!
The Manchester Review is looking for prose, poetry and art in response to these themes for our upcoming special issue Displacement.
We will welcome submissions between 1st-28th February.
The Manchester Review is looking for prose, poetry and art in response to these themes for our upcoming special issue Displacement.
We will welcome submissions between 1st-28th February.
February 4, 2026 at 8:39 AM
Submission Window Open!
The Manchester Review is looking for prose, poetry and art in response to these themes for our upcoming special issue Displacement.
We will welcome submissions between 1st-28th February.
The Manchester Review is looking for prose, poetry and art in response to these themes for our upcoming special issue Displacement.
We will welcome submissions between 1st-28th February.
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If you belong to the #poetrycommunity but aren’t familiar with The Manchester Review @manchesterreview.bsky.social, their latest post about issue 28 is below, with links to their site, where you can find the current & back issues, reviews, articles & info on submission opportunities #poetsonbluesky
Dear all,
Please find issue 28 of the Manchester Review at the link below. Thank you to our wonder writers and readers who continue to support the review.
The Editors
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
Please find issue 28 of the Manchester Review at the link below. Thank you to our wonder writers and readers who continue to support the review.
The Editors
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
Issue 28 - The Manchester Review
Image: © Courtesy of Manchester City Galleries Editorial Luke Buffini, ‘Damilola’ Joe Bedford, ‘Mating Habits’ Lillith Pollock, ‘On Wanting’ Lavanya Arora, 3 poems Thomas Storey, ‘Windwatt’ Gary Dunca...
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December 20, 2025 at 2:41 PM
If you belong to the #poetrycommunity but aren’t familiar with The Manchester Review @manchesterreview.bsky.social, their latest post about issue 28 is below, with links to their site, where you can find the current & back issues, reviews, articles & info on submission opportunities #poetsonbluesky
Dear all,
Please find issue 28 of the Manchester Review at the link below. Thank you to our wonder writers and readers who continue to support the review.
The Editors
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
Please find issue 28 of the Manchester Review at the link below. Thank you to our wonder writers and readers who continue to support the review.
The Editors
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
Issue 28 - The Manchester Review
Image: © Courtesy of Manchester City Galleries Editorial Luke Buffini, ‘Damilola’ Joe Bedford, ‘Mating Habits’ Lillith Pollock, ‘On Wanting’ Lavanya Arora, 3 poems Thomas Storey, ‘Windwatt’ Gary Dunca...
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
December 20, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Dear all,
Please find issue 28 of the Manchester Review at the link below. Thank you to our wonder writers and readers who continue to support the review.
The Editors
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
Please find issue 28 of the Manchester Review at the link below. Thank you to our wonder writers and readers who continue to support the review.
The Editors
www.themanchesterreview.co.uk
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Remember the Save Our Short Story campaign? Special online event Tuesday 9th December @ensfr.bsky.social. ensfr.univ-angers.fr/event/revisi...
Event: Revisiting the ‘Save Our Short Story’ Campaign: A Retrospective Gathering
The ENSFR invites you to a special event commemorating the legacy of the Save Our Short Story campaign — a landmark movement that rallied writers, scholars, and readers in defence of the short stor…
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December 5, 2025 at 1:45 PM
Remember the Save Our Short Story campaign? Special online event Tuesday 9th December @ensfr.bsky.social. ensfr.univ-angers.fr/event/revisi...
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THE CLIMATE ISSUE 🌊
Our Winter 2025-26 issue is out next week!
Join us as we celebrate the launch in The Digital Depot, Dublin 8 next Thursday 27th November from 7pm 🎉
This event is free but space is limited and booking essential - book your ticket here: stingingfly.org/product/wint...
Our Winter 2025-26 issue is out next week!
Join us as we celebrate the launch in The Digital Depot, Dublin 8 next Thursday 27th November from 7pm 🎉
This event is free but space is limited and booking essential - book your ticket here: stingingfly.org/product/wint...
November 19, 2025 at 4:03 PM
THE CLIMATE ISSUE 🌊
Our Winter 2025-26 issue is out next week!
Join us as we celebrate the launch in The Digital Depot, Dublin 8 next Thursday 27th November from 7pm 🎉
This event is free but space is limited and booking essential - book your ticket here: stingingfly.org/product/wint...
Our Winter 2025-26 issue is out next week!
Join us as we celebrate the launch in The Digital Depot, Dublin 8 next Thursday 27th November from 7pm 🎉
This event is free but space is limited and booking essential - book your ticket here: stingingfly.org/product/wint...
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Dear ENSFR members,
We are delighted to present an exclusive interview with Farhana Shaikh the founder of Dahlia Books, a short story press championing diverse and underrepresented voices.
The event will take place on Monday 24th November, at 6pm (UK time), over Teams.
We are delighted to present an exclusive interview with Farhana Shaikh the founder of Dahlia Books, a short story press championing diverse and underrepresented voices.
The event will take place on Monday 24th November, at 6pm (UK time), over Teams.
November 19, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Dear ENSFR members,
We are delighted to present an exclusive interview with Farhana Shaikh the founder of Dahlia Books, a short story press championing diverse and underrepresented voices.
The event will take place on Monday 24th November, at 6pm (UK time), over Teams.
We are delighted to present an exclusive interview with Farhana Shaikh the founder of Dahlia Books, a short story press championing diverse and underrepresented voices.
The event will take place on Monday 24th November, at 6pm (UK time), over Teams.
