Banshee, Issue 17

Banshee is an Irish independent Literary Journal. Every issue of Banshee hosts a range of short stories covering fiction, non-fiction, flash-fiction, as well as a selection of poetry chosen from an open call.

FICTION
Tom Roseingrave | Adumbrations
Jeanne Sutton | Minor Complications
Susanne Stich | Chaconne
Katy Finnegan | Bl0ss0m
Roisin Coyle | An Intrusion 
Alex Aspden | Frisky

FLASH FICTION 
Alice Kaltman | All But the Cat
CB Droege | Development
Neal Hoskins | Fiat lux, 1879
Chloe N. Clark | NASA plays ‘I’ll Be Seeing You’ Trying to Wake the Mars Rover

NON-FICTION 
Máire T. Robinson | Fruits of Your Labour
Catherine Dunne | In the Shadow of the Trees
Molly Twomey | Gritted Teeth
Róisín Leggett Bohan | searching for something that looks like home
Lucy Sweeney Byrne | Some Masturbatory Thoughts

POETRY 
Rasha Abdulhadi | Holding Up the Wall
David Toms | Crypt fragment, Nidarosdomen
Nicole Morris | Math
Dane Holt | ‘The Christmas decorations go up earlier and earlier’
David Wheatley | The Battle of Sheriffmuir
Manuela Moser | ‘I’m concentrating on an image of thirteen grey geese ...’
Aimee Godfrey | I Have Always Wanted to See Switzerland
Joe Carrick-Varty | We Arrive at a Market Where My Father Insists He Needs New Socks but Hasn’t Got Any Money
Amanda Bell | Naucrate
Monica de Bhailís | Clamour
Jessamine O’Connor | The Problem with Creating Fictional Characters from the Cadavers of People You Once Loved
Mai Ishikawa | Partition
Lucy Holme | My Twin and I Compare Divorces
Tim Relf | my brian doesnt work
Viviana Fiorentino | The Wife of the Artist I
Winifred McNulty | In the National Museum Dawson Street
Kathryn Bevis | The Witch in a Bottle at the Pitt Rivers Museum Finally Escapes
Trevor Joyce | Victor Est!
Jamie Field | for M. | for E. III
Chii Ọganihu | Words of the Weeper

Supported by the Arts Council.

Published by Banshee Press
Softcover
140 pages
ISBN  978-1-7393979-4-4