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This issue includes:
Interviews with Bill Drummond, the guy who not only set fire to a million quid but also makes wonderful soup, Charlotte Hatherly of Bat for Lashes and literary folkie Dom Coyote bare their souls to Catrin Davies and Dave Anderson respectively and their bodies to Derrick Santini and Huw Davies.
We commissioned Mikael Kennedy to break free and storm the woods Stateside for our fashion section and we also have Donald Christie exploring the philosophy of a rivers closer to home.
Czech photography comes into focus with an article from David Drake, the director of Ffotogallery. At last, exciting new artists who have never heard of Düsseldorf.
A smörgåsbord of contemporary writers parade themselves before us; some with as many as ten novels under their belts like the mighty Niall Griffiths. But also rarer diamonds, such as the actor Gerald Tyler and the artist Rhys Coren. Richard Gwyn reminisces on drinking heavily with the mighty Roberto Bolaño.
Photographically Michal Iwanowski intrigues in this issue, a kind of Polish Rinko Kawauchi, so visually literate it hurts.
Finally we send two creatives, Peter Finch and Paul Avis, into the Bentley factory to see what happens.
