By Ellie Ballantine

Where we live now

the forest meets us

at the door

By Alessio Zanelli

How many times along the way

have you stopped on the edge

to watch an oddly-shaped stone

or a flower jutting from the grass?

By Clare Bryden

Us English are a country 

of boat people. 

Read by Marcel Krueger

The map of Europe is still slashed with past trauma, embedded in the landscape. And it is maybe at the periphery, away from the centre, that these remnants are best visible.