No 32 - Summer 2005 contents of this issue bibliographic notice other issues online about this magazine search other magazines Contents   Cover Page     Magma   Jane Routh St. Etheldreda flees south, to land where there’ll be a yacht club in thirteen centuries’ time     The Elizabeth Ann i.m. John Routh   Jane Draycott Eldorado   Henry Shukman Thursday     Shanty   Paddy Bushe Seahorses in Dingle   Clare Pollard Metamorphoses     Mission Beach     For my Fiancé   Vicci Bentley Birth   Mick Delap Presiding spirits: Theo Dorgan   Claire Sharpe Esprit de corps (Megan, 2½)   Emma Danes Going down   Paschalis Nikolaou Dreams of my brother   Roy Woodard Advice from a Mother   Laura Chalar 6.15 a.m.   Maureen Li The only thing that’s new is the mobile   Clare Pollard The PBS Review Clare Pollard reviews the PBS selections for Spring 2005   Matthew Sweeney The Cure     Sunrise on the Black Sea   Caroline Natzler Marianas, Micronesia, Melanesia   Billy Ramsell Black Noise   Sally Festing Christmas in Kerala, 16–26 Dec. 2004 The Banks of the Pamba   Snake Boat   Sally Festing Celebrating     Tourists     Kochi   Robert Seatter On the Beach with Chet Baker   Alan Buckley Missing the point   Chris Beckett Victory   John Stammers Nelson’s     Napoleon   Mick Delap Measuring the Sea   Hélène Armstrong Remember the Tulips   Mark McGuinness Babel for Mami   Michael Foley Imminence     Psalm   David Boll The Enemy in the Attic   Brian Turner The Martyrs Brigade     Alhazen of Basra   Christopher James Reward   Helen Overell Beit Hanoun, Gaza, 19th April 2001   Mark McGuinness Net Gains? For our Poetry in Practice feature, Mark McGuinness explores what the internet offers poets   Robin Knox-Johnston Guest Choice Sir Robin Knox-Johnston chooses Sea-Fever by John Masefield   John Masefield Sea-Fever   Rachida Madani Magma showcase: Rachida Madani     The first tale Translated by Marilyn Hacker   Mary MacRae Desire   John Weston Beak of the Finch (from a Galapagos sequence) “These birds are the most singular of any in the archipelago” Darwin, October 1835   Gabrielle Orcutt The Nature Poet’s Wife   Tony Curtis Concerning Some Pictures   James Sutherland-Smith The Autopsy   David Boll Reviews David Boll gives another view of David Constantine’s Collected Poems   Kathryn Gray Reviews   Martyn Crucefix Reviews   Andrew Neilson Reviews   Caroline Price Mare Internum   Alan Ferrett Fisherman’s Friend   Ann Alexander Why Newlyn fishermen can’t swim   Arthur McHugh Whales   Quentin S Crisp Whaling from the Japanese of Kaneko Misuzu   Robert Desnos Flint and Fire – “De Silex et de Feu” Translated by Timothy Adès   Gary Allen Submerging   Elizabeth Burns The Return   Poetry Library Royal Festival Hall Hayward Gallery