Issue 11, Winter 2008: Trust. Don't trust trust. It will wake suspicion. Doubt and faith tell reliable lies and tradable truths, warn of erosion and promise the fantastical. Walk gently on those eggs or throw them with precision.
In this issue
- Jocelyn Bain Hogg, Minicab Office, Soho, London
- Robin Blackburn, As promising as a hasty pre-nup
- Brock Norman Brock, Telling the monkey truth
- Chris Brooks, Amy and Heather
- Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin, The Day Nobody Died
- Robin Bury, Untitled
- Mike Chavez-Dawson, In Kidology We Trust
- Umberto Eco, Sky-blue hair, a custard-lined carriage and endless attention
- Jeff Fisher, Trust
- Stephen Gill, Lost
- Anthony Goicolea, Sky Lift
- Paul Graham, Untitled
- Siri Hustvedt, All ingrained in a chunk of brain matter
- Liz Jensen, Forget vishful sinking
- Jaki Jo, Untitled
- Jack Mitchell, Untitled
- Vincenzo Ruggiero, Selling Hermes' sandals at zero risk
- Mario Sabino, A mouth full of pearly truth
- José Saramago, Thicker than elephant skin
- Vladimir Sorokin, A century of standing in line after line
- George Szirtes, A blackbird will tell of what you cannot know
- Mark Townsend, Thin official lies fill thick war memoirs
- Juan Gabriel Vàsquez, Pájaro Solano: recovery diver
- Jocko Weyland, We can talk
- Laura Carlin
- JH Engström
- Jason Orton
- Prem Shankar Jha
- László Krasznahorkai
- Shaun Middleton
- Cheryl Taylor
- Craig Taylor
- Stewart Weaver
- Dan Williams
