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Recent Articles from Three Monkeys Online Magazine

• Writing Against Terror - Nadeem Aslam

  In the wake of the London bombings, Nadeem Aslam's critically acclaimed novel Maps for Lost Lovers takes on a new relevance, set as it is in the Pakistani immigrant communities of the North of England. For Aslam, art and politics are not separate worlds, as he explains to Three Monkeys Online.

  
  
• New Writing in ThreeMonkeysOnline

  ThreeMonkeysOnline supports new writers, offering them a platform for publication. Every month we publish poems/fiction from new writers. This month we showcase poems from Irish writer Tom Brace.

  
  
• Central America's Street Gangs Are Drawn into the World of Geopolitics

  In Central America, Washington is getting serious about a problem it helped to create. Adam Wolfe, of the PINR, examines the growing problem of organized criminal gangs in Central America, and how, in part American immigration policy has helped create the problem. Now, against a backdrop of resistance to CAFTA, and growing support for the policies of both Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro, the gangs may provide a useful tool for the American administration to exert influence in Central America.

  
  
• The Anglo-Irish Treaty and the Irish Civil War

  In the concluding part of his three part series, Colm McInerney examines the Treaty and Civil War period of Irish History.

  
  
• Joolz Denby - Crossing boundaries

  It's hard to put a specific label to Joolz Denby's work. She's a succesful novelist, (her latest novel Billie Morgan is part of this year's Orange Prize shortlist), a performance poet, painter and photographer. In interview with Three Monkeys Online she talks about detective fiction, romance and murder.