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Lee Rourke at 3:AM (published 22/01/2018)

We are proud to announce that Lee Rourke, author of The Canal and Vulgar Things, is joining 3:AM Magazine as contributing editor.

Dysfunctional Male (published 19/01/2018)

Fernando Sdrigotti, Le Rostand, Paris

Pondering (published 16/01/2018)

Claire-Louise Bennett at Le Rostand, Paris

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» 3:AM in Lockdown 70: Heidi James

Even Nature is Corrupt By Heidi James. There is no future. Only time’s sinuous doubling between past and present. Under her fingertips the hard chairback, the tabletop, underfoot the chilly linoleum. This place. Now. She stands there, her two feet pressed into the floor, her lips open over her teeth, sucking her breath in […]
» 3:AM in Lockdown 69: Miranda Gold

Left Pending By Miranda Gold. Yellow ringed, disinterested, but the illusion of eye contact was convincing enough. We were a week into London’s variation on the theme of lockdown by the time I’d realised the blackbirds had gone. Every morning since New Year I’d watched them blandly through glazed eyes till the coffee kicked in, […]
» 3:AM in Lockdown 68: Russell Persson

The Giant Sloth of North America By Russell Persson. Looking back as upon the stretches of tiles who in surface become our maps the ones skipped our lost or never laid ashlar. Filling in these pauses with the measurements of others — books nearby and raw footage of space and seas and some of it […]
» 3:AM in Lockdown 67: Nicholas Royle

Lockdown Alphabet By Nicholas Royle. Anosmia My symptoms included anosmia — loss of sense of smell — along with headache, dry cough and temporary mild fever. The man on the other end of the 111 phone line, in the first week of March, wasn’t impressed, being more interested in whether I’d been to northern Italy […]
» 3:AM in Lockdown 66: Des Barry

Wagtails and Minuets By Des Barry. At this time of year in Australia, the position of sunrise from our balcony window drifts north-east as winter approaches. Before the sun appears through the sparser branches of the trees above the rooftop horizon, it lights up the sky in pale pinks, in orange and blue. I […]

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