included 148 pages with poetry, short stories and drama written by 43 authors in 14 languages, including Latin. Volume 20. 160 pages in 13 languages, including Hebrew and Esperanto. Volume 21. Dedicated to "music, the international language"; 104 pages (December 2010). Volume 22. Dedicated to Jean-Jacques Rousseau; 168 pages (December 2011). Volume 23. Dedicated to the Human Right to Peace. Volume 24. Dedicated to the Verdi/Wagner bicentennial, swans, cows, love.(158 pages) Volume 25. Dedicated to 25 years of UN writers.(184 pages) Volume 26. Dedicated to the environment, COP21 and reconciliation.(168 pages) Volume 27. Dedicated to the history of poetry and poetic correspondence.(172 pages) Volume 28. Covering international day of happiness, music, populism, and an interview with Jean Ziegler (168 pages) Volume 29. with essays about law and justice, fake news, fake history, fake law, fake diplomacy, fake democracy and great new poems (168 pages) Volume 30. with articles from the essay-writing, poetry and blogging workshops held at the UN library on 27 September 2019 (180 pages). Volume 31. with essays, short stories and poetry on confinement, lockdown,the coronavirus and a historical section in Russian devoted to Peter I Romanov (168 pages). The UN staff magazine The New Special published an article by Marko Stanovic on the "literature during confinement", reviewing the essays and poems contained in issue Nr. 31. Volume 32. with essays, short stories, poetry and aphorisms, richly illustrated with pictures and a follow-up in Russian devoted to Peter I Romanov (148 pages). Volume 33 with essays, short stories, poetry and aphorisms, many focusing on the Ukraine war and pleading for peace. This time the photos and illustrations are in colour. (156 pages) Special events On 5 October 2008 Ex Tempore hosted the Mahmoud Darwish memorial lecture, during which poems of the recently deceased Palestinian poet were read out in Arabic, and in English and French translation. On 23 January 2009 the magazine hosted the traditional salon, attended by 52 people. The 14th annual salon took place on 22 January 2010, with 73 participants, and the 15th was on 21 January 2011. On 22 January 2010, 14th annual salon On 21 January 2011, 15th annual salon. On 20 January 2012, 16th annual salon. On 28 June 2012, Jean-Jacques Rousseau workshop. On 25 January 2013, 17th annual salon. On 24 January 2014, 18th annual salon. On 14 August 2014, celebration of 25 years UNSW at the Press Bar, Palais des