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  • Lighthouse 15 – The Queer Issue

    Spring 2017

    The Queer Issue explores the way that writing and the arts can engage with LGBTQ+ issues, creating new spaces for queer identities and addressing historical inequalities.

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  • Lighthouse 16 – Implosion

    Winter 2018

    Implosion: featuring the work of Juha Virtanen, Selma Carvalho, Adam Warne, Laura Seymour and many more, issue 16 uses the theme of implosion to look at how the arts can keep the universe together when it seems like everything is collapsing in on itself.

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  • Lighthouse 17 – The Science Issue

    Spring 2018

    A brand new issue of our award-winning journal, 64 pages packed with the best new writing from the UK and beyond. Issue 17 looks at the relationship between science and art: how science inspires and wriggles its way into art, and how artists can embrace or challenge it.

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  • Lighthouse 18 – The Power Issue

    Winter 2019

    A brand new issue of our award-winning journal, 90 pages packed with the best new writing from the UK and beyond.

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  • Lighthouse 19 – The Language Issue

    Summer 2019

    A brand new issue of our award-winning journal, 96 pages packed with the best new writing from the UK and beyond.

    Edited by Julia Webb and Anna De Vaul.

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  • Lighthouse 20 – The Flash Fiction Issue

    The Flash Fiction Issue edited by Helen Rye and guest editor Christopher Allen

    Published Autumn 2019

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  • Lighthouse 21 – The Body Issue

    Issue 21 is The Body Issue – edited by Julia Webb and Anna De Vaul

    Published Summer 2020

    £6.00

  • Lighthouse 22 – The Poetry Edition

    Lighthouse 22 (The Breakout Issue) features poetry submitted during the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021, so, naturally it touches on those themes, However, this is not simply a lockdown issue. The poems are wide ranging in theme and scope and the features give a rare glimpse at the personal work of the editors.

    Published Spring 2021

    £6.00