What's on the running order for issue 6? Our upcoming edition dives into the deep sea, tramples through mushroom-carpeted woods, and peers at the night skies, before closing with an interview with Booker-longlisted author Martin MacInnes. What are you most excited for?

If you enjoyed this, you’ll enjoy our upcoming interview with Martin MacInnes in Issue 6 👀

Hard at work putting the final touches on Issue 6 but we managed to escape to the woods for a bit of scheming about exciting future plans. 📷 long suffering fiction editor

Spring is doing its thing and this time it’s non-fiction editor Hilary Lamb spotted in the Cotswolds with Tamarind #5. Have you been reading out in nature yet this year?

🚨 A post about post! We’ve had some issues with distribution recently, so we’ve decided to bring it all in-house! From now on, we’ll be packing and dispatching your Tamarinds 📚. Issue 5 is now sold out, but issues 1-4 are in stock, available at tamarindlit.co.uk/buy!

👀 Do you have a story, hot-take, polemic or observation about science, technology or their relationship with art and society? Unsure? Send it our way! Subs now open for our 7th issue! tamarindlit.co.uk/submissions/

👀👀👀 Issue 6 arriving imminently.

Another member joins the Tamarind family. Issue 6 dropping imminently 👀

We are OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS for our seventh issue. We accept fiction and non-fiction about science, scientists, or the interaction of science with society. 1500-5000 words. DM for questions. We pay! tamarindlit.co.uk/submissions/

It's finally here. Tamarind #6 out now in print (£9) or digital (£5) at tamarindlit.co.uk/buy/. Our ed. team doesn't get paid, but every purchase helps our contributors, and supports a mission we believe is more important now than ever before. We hope that you love it.

"Where the horizon meets the sky and the unbound number of stars above the sea, is the point where my mind can start to grasp the concept of never-ending" - excerpt from Sal by Griffith Pound, Tamarind Issue 6. On sale now at tamarindlit.co.uk/buy

Tamarind #6 is out now in print (£9) or digital (£5) at tamarindlit.co.uk/buy/. We look at the overlap between the arts and sciences. Our eds don’t get paid, but every purchase helps our contributors, and supports a mission we believe is more important now than ever before.

"The sulphur we’ve been pumping without end into the stratosphere has spread to every reach of the Earth, making the wild blue yonder that little bit whiter, making every evening shine that little bit more like burnished gold." - Wild Blue Yonder by Daniel Hesk in Issue 6

"Artificial mind, Processing language so fast, Answers I provide. Hugo’s cheer would have been heard across the room, had there been anyone around to hear it." Error by Vanessa Hayes in Issue 6, on sale now tamarindlit.co.uk/buy/

"The lamp flickers, oil soaking the wick unevenly. I wait, eyes adjusting to the stuttering light. It is all a performance, a ritual. I do not need the light to know the formulae that lay bare across my wall." - A Rectifiable Arc by Shelly Jones, Issue 6. tamarindlit.co.uk/buy/

"Obviously, as science students it is our job to prioritise how the subject died, whether the fingers were transplants." Dead Man's Fingers by Rekha Valliappan, Issue 6. Available at tamarindlit.co.uk/buy/.

Bit of light summit reading? Here’s Issue 6 spotted out and about at the Chief in Squamish.

"My husband and children had never heard of morels. I, on the other hand, had an amateur mycologist father who regularly invited me on forays in search of rare mushrooms." from Raising Morels, Tara K. Ross, Issue 6. Available at tamarindlit.co.uk/buy/.

Fabulous launch for Tamarind Literary Magazine issue 6 last night! A wonderful litmag that publishes literature on science - buy here: tamarindlit.co.uk Great readings from all, including Daniel, one of our Centre for Languages, Culture & Communication creative writing students!

This is gorgeous to look at, and packed full of fascinating and thought-provoking writing. My Sunday afternoon reading. 📖🙂