Archive | Berck-Plage by Sylvia Plath
Sylvia Plath Berck-Plage Sylvia Plath‘s poem ‘Berck-Plage’ appears in the June 1963 edition of The London Magazine, edited by…
Review | The Meaning of Sex by Stuart Walton
Stuart Walton The Meaning of Sex Sad Love: Romance and the Search for Meaning, Carrie Jenkins, Polity, pp.200, 2022, £14.99…
Fiction | A Sultry Month by Alethea Hayter [Extract]
Alethea Hayter A Sultry Month: Scenes of London Literary Life in 1846 The following extract is reproduced with permission…
Poetry | Abel as Cain by Camille Ralphs
Camille Ralphs Abel as Cain Black light: restless and backless, roiling night. Too legion raging tempests’ testy sound Bounds,…
Podcast | Nell Stevens
Writer Nell Stevens discusses writing while juggling work and family time, Chopin’s music and teenage ghosts on The London Magazine Podcast.
Nell Stevens
We spoke to writer Nell Stevens about her new short story in our June/July issue, ‘Pulse’, the release of her…
Interview | Lubna Chowdhary
Eric Block Lubna Chowdhary This summer sees a major solo exhibition of the work of Lubna Chowdhary take place…
Poetry | Two Poems by Andrew Wells
Andrew Wells Two Poems goldfish poem each corner laid bare like – see all corners laid before me –…
Non-fiction | The Pembridge Poets by Chris Rice
Chris Rice The Pembridge Poets On 17th June 1976, Robert Greacen (56, Northern Irish poet), hosted the first of…
Poetry | Two Poems by Jasmine Gray
Jasmine Gray Two Poems decorative your vulnerability is that you are a joke you know you are a bruised…
Interview | Pierre Demarty
Erik Martiny Pierre Demarty Pierre Demarty is a French publisher, writer and translator. His first book was longlisted for…
Fiction | Faint-Hearted Z by Viken Berberian
We are known to grumble, but no one expected war to break out. At our annual language conference, which took…
Review | Jonas Čeika and synthetic philosophy by Josh McLoughlin
Josh McLoughlin Jonas Čeika and synthetic philosophy How to Philosophize with a Hammer and Sickle: Nietzsche and Marx for…
Fiction | Play by Martha Sprackland
Martha Sprackland Play It was the third time he’d been into the school. Again he felt uncomfortable, vulnerable. Why,…
Podcast | Jessie Greengrass
Author Jessie Greengrass discusses the role of the writer in the climate crisis and the power of the monologue, as well as her writing process in our ‘Literary Clinic’.
Jessie Greengrass
We spoke to author Jessie Greengrass about her new story in our June/July 2022 issue, ‘A Lone Astronaut Watches the…
Archive | The Fox by Adrian Mitchell
Adrian Mitchell The Fox A prolific poet whose verse tackled social injustice, nuclear disarmament, racism and violence, and was often…
Review | Keith Ridgway’s A Shock and Leon Craig’s Parallel Hells by Hallam Bullock
Hallam Bullock Keith Ridgway’s A Shock and Leon Craig’s Parallel Hells In his seventh book, A Shock, Keith Ridgway…
Essay | The ‘Borderland’ – Ukrainian Identity, Past and Present by Yva Alexandrova
Yva Alexandrova The ‘Borderland’ – Ukrainian Identity, Past and Present It is Day 53 of the war in Ukraine and…
Poetry | Two Poems from Limbic by Peter Scalpello
Peter Scalpello Two Poems from Limbic The following poems are from Peter Scalpello‘s collection Limbic, published by Cipher Press. The…
Interview | Ben Turnbull
Eric Block Ben Turnbull On the eve of a major presentation of his sculptures in Bristol, ‘angry Pop Artist’…
Essay | ‘Force, hatred, history’: James Joyce’s Ulysses at 100 by Daniel Mulhall
Daniel Mulhall ‘Force, hatred, history’: James Joyce’s Ulysses at 100 James Joyce’s Ulysses was published in Paris on 2…
Interview | Isabelle Dangy
Erik Martiny An Interview with Isabelle Dangy Isabelle Dangy is an academic and novelist. Her main area of research…
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