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At the moment we can only ship to UK, American & Canadian addresses. If you just can't wait for the magazine then follow and comment on the articles, interviews and book reviews, before publication in the magazine formats, on the zine at the main page and the fiction at The Front View Page.

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Other pages at the magazine:

The Zine

The Front View: Fiction

The Rear View: Poetry

Exclusively Independent News

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The Crew



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The View From Here original artwork created by Fossfor

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The Book Thief

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Paprika

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A Fraction of the Whole

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The Snowing and Greening of Thomas Passmore