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Gutter Issue 32

Name: Gutter Issue 32
Brand: Gutter
SKU: magazines124022-gutter32
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Format:Magazine

Publisher:Gutter

Published:28th Aug '25

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Issue 32 of Gutter features an interview with the multi-award winning Anthony Vahni Capildeo, recent recipient of the Windham-Campbell Literature Prize; a recurring theme of water, with stories on gender by the seaside by Sasha de Buyl, apocalyptic fish-person love affairs by George Miller, and river-bound extra-terrestrial first-contacts by Bob Johnston; Gaelic poetry (with English translations) from Cameron Wilson and the Scottish Makar Peter Mackay, alongside new work by Jane Flett, Iona Lee and 2024 Forward Prize winner Marjorie Lotfi; and essays on time, progress and song by Chitra Ramaswamy, and visiting the Moomin homeland by Dan Richards.