Welcome to Wet Ink – a magazine that’s dedicated to publishing new and exciting writing. Inside each issue you’ll find fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction, interviews, photography, book reviews and more. It’s the place to discover some of today’s best up-and-coming talent, as well as new works by established authors.

We’ve crammed every issue with reading that is entertaining, thought provoking and, at times, challenging. It’s the sort of magazine you’ll want to keep coming back to again and again. Make sure you get your copy by subscribing, from selected outlets, or by ordering online. We hope you enjoy it.

Issue 25 is packed full of good reading to help you relax this summer. There's a new short story by Brian Castro, and poet Susan Hawthorne discusses her work in an interview with Heather Taylor Johnson.

Nigel Featherstone clocks a solicitor's torment as he waits for his client's execution, whilst Suzanne McCourt's biting social satire examines what happens when friends embark on a spiritual quest around India.

Peter Bakowski paints a portrait of artist Constance Street, Miri Jassy explores a young girl's discovery of her sexual potential, and Jake Dennis compares Gaugin's nativity scene to his own.

All these and much more in the summer issue of Wet Ink.

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