Welcome to Inkapture Issue 4, March 2012!

Welcome to the spring edition of Inkapture. We hope that you enjoy the pieces in this issue which, as always, have been selected on account of their originality and quality. The three poems that we have included are eloquent and humorous in their observation of human thought and behavior, while the four short-stories transfixed us from the outset with their astute exposition of love and loss in the modern world.

 

It is with great pleasure that we present our guest author for this issue, Richard Hardwick, whose piece Rooftops is a moving insight into the afflictions of youth and rediscovery of hope. His fusion of childhood memories with the hardship of the present day is underscored by a brilliant use of narrative voice, melancholic and emphatic in equal measure and certain to transport you to the world of the protagonist.

We recommend that you visit the Inkapture archive and explore the breadth of writing from our past issues. We were also delighted with the variety of work filling our inbox and would like to thank everyone who submitted for this issue. We hope that the feedback process was beneficial and encourage you to submit again in the future!

 

We are open for submissions.

Send us your writing for the chance to be published in the June issue. Good luck!