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Ars Notoria

The Art of the Noteworthy — Bimonthly

January/February

We have faith in human perception and intelligence rather than in mechanisms, no matter how sophisticated. We write under the banner of Humane Socialism. We are respectful of dialogue and community and believe in a generous spirit of co-operation and collaboration: build it and they will come. We aim for constant improvement, experimentation, and ever-greater freedom and social responsibility. We are open, but not to subversion or misuse. We are no-one’s Trojan Horse.

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philosophy & POETRY

HOMERO CARVALHO OLIVA: Philosophy and Poetry

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Nota de Fabula

Fiction

Poetry

Memoir

Satire


POETRY & POLITICS

SAÚL IBARGOYEN: The Scribe Once More


POETRY & TRANSLATION

RICHARD J. REISNER: Poet & Translator


SHORT STORY

SALLY BREEN: Reef Fish

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Nota de Via

Food

Travel

Fashion

Architecture


POLITICS

GERONIMO! The Coming Break up of the USA

by Phil Hall


FILM & POLITICS

THE LIBERALS RETREAT

by Norman B. Schwartz

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Nota de Specula

Philosophy

Religion

Utopianism

Resistance


FICTION

RAYMOND

by Arjun Chaterjee

hand with a gold ring

photo of ship

GEOPOLITICS

Don’t Go to War with Iran, USA

by Richard Steinhardt

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Nota de Manu

Painting

Drawing

Sculpture

Design


MEMOIR & FOOD

BACK IN BLIGHTY

by David Yip

person wearing a gold chain necklace


FICTION

A PROPHET’S TEARS

AN EXCLUSIVE LOOK AT THE NEW THRILLER

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Nota de Agora

Politics

Economics

Society

Current affairs


POETRY

SUGANDHA DAS


FICTION

THE CHOSEN ONES

by Tina Bexson

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Nota de Oculo et Aure

Film

Photography

Music

Animation


POETRY

DUSTIN PICKERING


POETRY

ZORAN ANCHEVSKI


COMMENT

FROM THE UNCARVED BLOCK

by Pete Field

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Nota de Statera

Editorials

Reviews

Comment

Cartoons


FOOD & CULTURE

IRELAND, COOKED FROM THE INSIDE

by Arun Kapil


FICTION & SCIENCE

ARJUN RAINA: extracts from The Eye of Childhood

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Nota de Horizonte

Science

Technology

Engineering

Ecology


FICTION

READING THE PAPERS

by Roger Murphy


CREATIVE WRITING

NEW MALDEN WRITERS

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Nota de Auctoribus

Contributors

Editors

Supporters

Contact


NISHANT AWASTHI: Stolen Feathers of a Peacock Fan


POETRY

RENEE GOOD R.I.P. | 1988-2026

by Sudeep Sen

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  • SMOOTH OPERATOR: taking on the biggest poker game in the world

    SMOOTH OPERATOR: taking on the biggest poker game in the world

    30th October 2021

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    Grand Lisboa and Wynn buildings in Macau. Photograph Da Na Pexels Macau ‘whales’ are the biggest fish in high stakes poker by Thomas Levene This article is, in part, my personal poker journey and, partly, an insight into the mysterious and secretive world of nose-bleed cash games that just get bigger and bigger. The…

  • Sonnet Mondal: Poems From the Heart

    Sonnet Mondal: Poems From the Heart

    16th March 2021

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    Yogesh Patel

    Ever since I stumbled on Sonnet Mondal’s poems, I have been captivated by their stunning simplicity and words evoking a magical experience. That he achieves this consistently is breath-taking. In this occasional series, our aim is to connect you with some of these exceptional beauties I come across. These are rare, as they don’t…

  • Childhood’s End

    Childhood’s End

    2nd July 2026

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    Inspired by a photograph by Eve Hall Snr. We must embrace complexity, and evolve to meet the challenges of our time A person who understands that all people are members of his body is a sound person to guide them. Paraphrased from the Tao Te Ching by Phil Hall The self emerges from stories.…

  • July Issue

    1st July 2026

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    What are you, FBI or something? Yves Montand in Grand Prix en 1966. Photograph French National Archives, Joop van Bilsen / Anefo, Public Domain Editorial The July issue opens with Ulises Paniagua mourning the loss of authentic football and the traditional World Cup spirit, overtaken by commercialization, betting, corruption, and spectacle, while celebrating the successes of the Mexican…

  • JOHN GRANT: Stare at the monster: remark

    JOHN GRANT: Stare at the monster: remark

    1st July 2026

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    John Grant is a valued member of our New Malden Writers’ Group. His poems are clear in their ideas and accomplished in form. They do what they say on the tin! We always start with a poem by John and end with a poem by John because they put the New Malden Writers in…

  • Dominic Fisher: Four Poems  

    Dominic Fisher: Four Poems  

    1st July 2026

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    Gargoyles in Bristol. Money going up may not trickle down again. Photograph Phil Hall                                         At the bathroom door Drying my handsI saw my grandfather’s hands againthe deltas there, the sandbanksspots and blotches in the shallows. I saw them withdrawingto the silent island of himselfand mine still going out to sea. And you turningat…

  • Tebræ, African Art and Fractal Geometry*

    Tebræ, African Art and Fractal Geometry*

    30th June 2026

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    Tejidos Songhay [Mali] [Colección Fondo Kati]. by Ismaël Diadié Haïdara To Paco Montañés, painter Theme and Variations – I 1 Tebræ are two-verse poems (with 6 feet in the first verse and 8 in the second), shorter than haikus, initially created by Hasaniya-speaking women of the Sahara Desert. They are like objects whose structure repeats…

  • FRANCESCA YOUNG: Letters to Former Lieutenant Yamaguchi Hiroshi, 1947

    FRANCESCA YOUNG: Letters to Former Lieutenant Yamaguchi Hiroshi, 1947

    29th June 2026

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    Photo by Murry Lee Dear Lieutenant Yamaguchi I am ashamed to admit this but I simply have to tell someone. I always considered you a friend during the war, not just my superior, and I trust your judgement. I have been acting as a translator for the Americans since shortly after the surrender. Well…

  • COOLING DOWN IN HEATED TIMES

    COOLING DOWN IN HEATED TIMES

    29th June 2026

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    Climate writes the recipe by Arun Kapil We don’t really do heat over here. I grew up in Britain, now live in Ireland and I can report that both nations react to a heatwave with admirable determination and almost no practice. The thermometer nudges past twenty-five degrees and, almost overnight, we become a nation…

  • ULISES PANIAGUA: The Poem Is the Tiger

    ULISES PANIAGUA: The Poem Is the Tiger

    29th June 2026

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    Arina Krasnikova on Pexels Be in Awe Be in awe: language was given to usWhat a marvellous neural mechanismWhat a way to send ideas through the air What magnificent undulations, these that binddeep roots without our touchingWhat invisible magic in the frontal lobeWhat a way to illuminate the intricate tapestryof the exocerebrum Marvel at…

  • The Tenuous Connection Between Frank W. Garmon Jr’s Account of Charles Cowlam’s Infamous Masquerades, the Present Author, and Geoffrey Robinson’s Hedingham Harvest

    The Tenuous Connection Between Frank W. Garmon Jr’s Account of Charles Cowlam’s Infamous Masquerades, the Present Author, and Geoffrey Robinson’s Hedingham Harvest

    29th June 2026

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    Charles Cowlam. Charles Family Photographs, South Caroliniana Library, University of South Carolina. by Peter Cowlam The full title of Frank W. Garmon’s sweeping account of the career of Charles Cowlam is A Wonderful Career in Crime: Charles Cowlam’s Masquerades in the Civil War Era & Gilded Age. Garmon explains in his preface to the…

  • 8. AND THEN COVID

    8. AND THEN COVID

    29th June 2026

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    David Yip. Courtesy of the Yip Family by David Yip After working away from my home town, Barrow-in-Furness, since I was 17 years old, I return to work as a General Manager in a busy bar/restaurant. (Little do we know what is coming around the corner). The place is on the high street and…

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