Fiction | Our Dog Julio by Ashley D. Escobar
The following piece is published as part of our TLM Young Writers series, a dedicated section of The London Magazine‘s…
Review | The Last Five Years by Lucy Morris
Lucy Morris The Last Five Years is back and better than ever Jason Robert-Brown’s famous two-hander, The Last Five Years,…
Review | Back to the Future: The Musical by Lucy Morris
Lucy Morris Back to the Future: The Musical speeds into the Adelphi Theatre Back to the Future is a show…
Poetry | Sarah by Yana Imykshenova
The following piece is published as part of our TLM Young Writers series, a dedicated section of The London Magazine‘s…
Poetry | Girl, Hotel Mirror by Laurie Bolger
Laurie Bolger Girl, Hotel Mirror In a hotel mirror, a woman is snogging her own face. News reporters gather, shout…
In Memoriam: Grey Gowrie
The London Magazine is delighted to launch the Grey Gowrie Poetry Prize 2021/2. The prize, named in the memory and…
Fiction | Habitual Behaviour by Francesca Reece
The following is a published piece from our August/September 2o21 issue. Francesca Reece Habitual Behaviour My friend Leo, who was,…
Interview | Anders Edström’s on Shiotani’
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Fiction | You Leave by Kandin Theis
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Interview | Anton Smit on Sculptures by Eric Block
Eric Block Anton Smit on Sculptures After a ten-year closure, Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens have finally reopened and, in addition…
Interview | Madeleine Bunting on Ceremony of Innocence
The London Magazine Madeleine Bunting on Ceremony of Innocence What was the inspiration for the novel? I studied the end of…
Interview | Robert Douglas-Fairhurst on The Turning Point: A Year That Changed Dickens and the World by James Riding
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Interview | Sarah Staton on ‘Alphonso’
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Interview | AnnaLeaClelia Tunesi on ‘Archaeology Goes Pop’
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Poetry | Eagle on Granite Boulder at Dusk by John Kinsella
The following piece is from our August/September 2011 issue. John Kinsella Eagle on Granite Boulder at Dusk Here has an…
Review | Frozen the Musical by Lucy Morris
© Disney, photography by Trevor Leighton Lucy Morris Frozen the Musical: A spectacle like no other! It is no surprise…
Fiction | A Short-term Overseas Contract by Maria Winnett
The following piece is from our August/September 2011 issue. Maria Winnett A Short-term Overseas Contract A Filipino is clearing…
Poetry | Time Travellers by Maggie Butt
The following piece is from our August/September 2011 issue. Maggie Butt Time Travellers The sick are well, dead smiling, old…
Poetry | You are my Winter by Claire Wong
The following piece is published as part of our TLM Young Writers series, a dedicated section of The London Magazine‘s…
Fiction | Dreamtime by Venetia Welby [Extract]
The following extract is from Dreamtime by Venetia Welby. The world may be on a precipice but Sol, fresh from…
Essay | Autobiographies of Friends: A Unique Genre by Jeffrey Meyers
Jeffrey Meyers Autobiographies of Friends: A Unique Genre I’ve taken special delight in holding the copies given to me and…
Essay | The Same Hands: Apathy, Climate Grief, and Palaeolithic Cave Art by Oliver Timberlake
The following piece is published as part of our TLM Young Writers series, a dedicated section of The London Magazine‘s…
Essay | Tomorrow is Too Late by Nasratullah Elham [Extract]
The following extract is an essay from the collection Tomorrow is Too Late ed. by Grace Maddrell. Grace has collected testimonies…
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