Paul Williamson – Pleasing People Seriously
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TLM’s Short Story Competition 2014 Shortlist
Thank you to everyone who entered The London Magazine’s 2014 Short Story Competition. The competition continues to grow and every year…
Late Turner: Paintings Set Free
At risk of pointing out the obvious, it should be said before anything else, that J. M. W. Turner was…
J by Howard Jacobson
Howard Jacobson once joked that one day he might attempt to write a book without the letter J, and his…
The Cult of Isaac by M. G. Stephens
THE CULT OF ISAAC We all know about Abraham, the great religions emanating from his skull, but what about Isaac,…
Miss Saigon by Heather Wells
Miss Saigon, Prince Edward Theatre, January 2015 Sir Cameron Mackintosh’s new production of Miss Saigon, currently on at the Prince Edward…
Michael Morpurgo – The Poetry and The Pity
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Arctic Summer by Damon Galgut
Damon Galgut, the South African writer has proven he is a writer of quality with books such as The Good…
TLM Contributor Tim Keane meets Robert De Niro Sr
TLM contributor Tim Keane who wrote a review in the October/November 2014 issue of The London Magazine on the paintings of…
What the Hell is Classical Music? By Alan Blackwood
If it means anything, Classical Music refers to the period between about 1750 and 1800, when music was part of…
‘Tales of Survival’ by Davis Deen Launch!
The London Magazine is excited to announce the launch of Davis Deen’s story and poetry eBook collection, Tales of Survival…
The London Magazine's Poetry Competition is now closed
The London Magazine’s first ever general Poetry Competition which is to be judged by Hugh Dunkerley and Michael O’Neill, saw…
New eBook collection: 'Making For The Exit' by Edward Lucie-Smith
The London Magazine is excited to announce the launch of Edward Lucie-Smith’s poetry eBook collection, ‘Making for the Exit’. These new…
The Golden Hour by Frances Gapper
Frances Gapper The Golden Hour That afternoon was a particularly trying one for Mary. Having changed her mother’s incontinence…
Flowers by Mark Godfrey
She communicates through flowers. Daffodils are for happiness, carnations for sadness, snowdrops mean hope and tulips stand for strength. She…
At Aya Sofia by Edward Lucie-Smith
[January 2002] Today it’s snowing, snowing In Istanbul, Stamboul, Constantinople, New Rome, Byzantium. The city has mislaid its Jews And…
The Carlton Club Lunch
Pictures from the Carlton Club lunch are now live. This event was in celebration of Julia Peyton-Jones, who gave a…
India/Underwater by Laurence Kilpatrick
In light of her involvement with the feminist collective Worldwidewomen and their exhibition ‘A Wanderer’s Eyes’ in September last year,…
TLM & Jamil Naqsh Exhibition event at the Albemarle Gallery
Photographs from our recent event are now up on our website. Thank you to all those who attended and the…
The London Magazine relaunches Associate Membership. See what benefits this could mean for you!
Becoming an Associate Member of The London Magazine brings with it a range of benefits including discounts, exclusive event invitations…
And The Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini
‘So, then. You want a story and I will tell you one.’ The opening line to Khaled Hosseini’s new novel…
Review | The Modern Eye: Edvard Munch at Tate Modern
The London Magazine Staff The Modern Eye ‘Without anxiety and sickness I would have been a rudderless ship…’ – E.…
Review | Men at Work by Matthew Scott
Matthew Scott Men at Work Tchaikovsky, Yevgeny Onegin and Verdi, Falstaff at the Holland Park Opera, 13th July – 4th…
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