The Aftershock Review: Issue Two MD Kerr Christopher Reid seeks to track

Christopher Reid seeks to track down and commune with his much younger self by contriving a series of transtemporal encounters where the two may at last

use of sound or ambiguity or unusual metaphor

He writes after Brecht

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The Aftershock Review: Issue Two MD Kerr Christopher Reid seeks to trackIssue Two of the bestselling magazine forged not just in the wake of trauma but in survival itself. The Aftershock Review launched with a bang, with over one million people reached in three months. 1,500 copies of Issue One printed. Featured in The Guardian, The Bookseller, and more. What comes after that kind of earthquake? Youre soon going to be holding it in your hands. Issue Two is something different. But also the same. A continuation but also a