Romantic Inspirations
Carol Ann Duffy CBE to chair the Keats-Shelley Prize 2015 and Young Romantics, a new prize for young writers The…
For Calcutta by Manash Bhattacharjee
As I leave for Calcutta I think the city Always that other city Its river Ganga Always my other river…
Back to Painting – Danny Fox
Danny Fox, Back to Painting It’s a strange time in the history of the visual arts avant-garde right now. So…
Extract from Tim Keane's God’s Lonely Men: The Two De Niros
God’s Lonely Men: The Two De Niro’s by Tim Keane This is an extract from a review featured in our…
Dublin's The Doorway Gallery Comes to London For 1 Week Only!
The Doorway Gallery will exhibit in a unique pop-up gallery at The Chart Gallery, 62 Old Church Street, London SW3…
One-month free trial of The London Magazine’s App is now available
To celebrate our new issue, we’re giving new subscribers a chance to gain access to the whole of our magazine’s…
Virginia Woolf – Art, Life and Vision
Virginia Woolf – Art, Life and Vision Virginia Woolf viewed greatness as a “positive possession”. In her mind greatness was…
Different Faces by Manash Bhattacharjee
“I wonder sometimes where people store all their different faces.” ~ Trina Nileena Banerjee The face he wears every morning…
Truth and Memory at The Imperial War Museum
Truth and Memory at The Imperial War Museum The walk from Waterloo station to The Imperial War Museum is…
Two Hundred Twenty a Kilo by Nabarun Bhattacharya, translated by Manash Bhattacharjee
(Homage to Karl Marx) Nabarun Bhattacharya (23 June 1948 – 31 July 2014) On the floor of a slaughterhouse A…
Perfect by Rachel Joyce
What is the value of two seconds? For one inquisitive eleven-year old Byron, it is “the difference between something happening…
The Human Factor v Matisse by Richard Warburton
The Human Factor v Matisse by Richard Warburton The Southbank Centre is currently hosting the emetic Festival of Love…
Stripping Gaza by Manash Bhattacharjee
For Najwan Darwish A lucky three-year-old Is Saher* Abu Namous If Gaza didn’t explode The world would have Known nothing…
The Hampstead and Highgate Literary Festival has returned for its sixth year
You can now book your place for the Hampstead and Highgate Literary Festival. The festival runs from the 14th to…
Hackney Postcard by Samantha Allaker
This summer is seeing the celebration of some of Hackneys most iconic landmarks with a collection of seven collectable postcards,…
The London Magazine’s Short Story Competition 2014
This competition is now closed. (more…)
A FIRST WORLD PROBLEM
A FIRST WORLD PROBLEM By Jessica Reid and Tamsin Crouch Theatre503 is a small, intimate and rather quirky theatre…
Mave Fellowes – Q&A
Odeline is quite an unusual character, what was your inspiration for her? I am intrigued by prickly, antisocial characters, especially…
Resurrection by Jessica Albarn – Lawrence Alkin Gallery
Resurrection Resurrection by Jessica Albarn – Lawrence Alkin Gallery If you were wondering where all the bees had gone, look…
Ophelia Among The Flowers by Redon
Redon Ophelia Among The Flowers Odilon Redon’s Ophelia Among The Flowers is one of the many pastels that take Shakespeare’s tragedy…
Poetry Competition: Final Call For Poetry Submissions
This is the final call for The London Magazine’s worldwide poetry competition: we’re closing for entries in less than two…
Blessed Is the Road On Which You Are Travelling Today by Neil Herrington
You had never heard of the word until an hour ago, but already your designers are as familiar with the…
Blessed Is the Road On Which You Are Travelling Today by Neil Herrington
Tuesday, 14 February 1989 You had never heard of the word until an hour ago, but already your designers are…
The Grandfather by Manash Bhattacharjee
To Steven O’ Brien Grandfather Heaney dug deep Into his country’s soil Another man unlike him left home To burrow…
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