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THE 'DIGITAL' ISSUE<br />
CONTENTS<br />
Bits and bobs.<br />
Dino Bishop’s <strong>Lewes</strong> (13) Zest’s car valeting<br />
service (19) John Agard’s latest poetry<br />
collection (21) our station’s aberrant-butmuch-missed<br />
clock (25) Carlotta Luke’s<br />
skeletal Quakers (27) our readers’ far-flung<br />
adventures with the magazine (29) and<br />
much more besides.<br />
Columns.<br />
Mark Bridge mourns the demise of Rupert<br />
the cat (31) David Jarman examines the<br />
British concept of Greater Slavia (33) and<br />
Chloë King takes on the <strong>Lewes</strong> Forum<br />
trolls (gulp, 35).<br />
43<br />
On this month.<br />
What a lot we’ve got for you. Kelly<br />
Newton, Rookettes long-serving skipper<br />
(37) <strong>September</strong> movie round-up (39) the<br />
Fading Sun Festival at the Dorset (41)<br />
supercomputers and musical machines at<br />
the University of Sussex (43 & 45) Mark<br />
Haddon’s Bloomsbury obsession (47) Cuban<br />
film director Fernando Perez (49) and<br />
Reeves’ latest lightbox trail (50-53) now<br />
enhanced with an audiovisual online tour.<br />
© Ion Quantum Technology Group, University of Sussex<br />
45<br />
Art.<br />
Rachael Adams takes over Martyrs' Gallery<br />
all month (55) Neo-Romantic John Minton<br />
at Pallant House (57) Cornwall-based<br />
ceramicist Paul Jackson’s rocking jug (59)<br />
an interview with legendary artist/illustrator<br />
Quentin Blake (61-63) and a round-up<br />
of what else is on in what is a busy, busy<br />
month in the art world (65-71).<br />
Laser light synths, BDF
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