ROWAN WILSON - Winner of the Spring 2020 ORB Fiction Competition, judged by Will Eaves

ADAM HUSAIN - 'Amid the mud of the shore, which is rich and deep, we (once) saw a half-submerged thing. It was mud-covered too, bluish-gray'

SHANLEY MCCONNELL - ‘If everyone were this sad on the outside, the world would be silent and lonely.’

WILLIAM HUTTON - As the world went awry around him, Roger Press, lay in bed, eyes blinking up toward the ceiling

HUGHIE ROGERS-COLTMAN - Examining 2019's finest examples of the resurgent genre of nature-writing

GEORGE RUSHTON - In Ted Chiang's latest short story collection, meaning emerges through patterns, structure, and movement,.

MAYA LITTLE - The winner of this term’s fiction competition, judged by Julia Armfield

BETHAN JAMES - Women behaving badly against the backdrop of the sea.

YUQING WENG -The winning story of this term's ORB fiction competition, judged by Patrick McGuinness.

Let me tell you about the whole affair. I remember it well: it was the early summer of thirty-nine, when Tunis started to become intolera...