Aiming a Wild KickReviews Roger Hilton Jonathan Clark Fine Art (by appointment) 18 Park Walk, London SW10 0AQ <info@jcfa.co.uk> Why do some artists…
This is What a Feminist Looks LikeReviews Allen Jones RA Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington Gardens, London 13 November 2014 – 25 January 2015 Exhibition curator…
Thrum in TandemReviews An Aviary of Small Birds, Karen McCarthy Woolf, Carcanet, 2014, 88pp, £9.95 (paperback) The Weather Wheel, Mimi Khalvati, Carcanet,…
My LondonEssays Peter Davies is the ninth writer in the My London series. He is a journalist and literary critic. When,…
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Marilynne Robinson: The Gilead NovelsEssays With Gilead (2004), Home (2008) and Lila (2014) Marilynne Robinson has produced a body of work of a quality…
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Two PoemsPoetryA Bit of Love He must rise now. No more hiding in hospital sleep or skill of the hands that…
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Death’s Dream KingdomReviews Fire Songs, David Harsent, Faber and Faber, 2014, 80pp, £12.99 (hardback) Sailing the Forest – Selected Poems, Robin Robertson,…
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Free RadicalReviews Egon Schiele – The Radical Nude The Courtauld Gallery, London 23 October 2014 – 18 January 2015 Vienna has…
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On Robert Louis Stevenson’s JourneyEssays Robert Louis Stevenson was in his late twenties and not yet widely known as a writer. He had been…
Myths of the MacArthur SuiteEssays When the tour guide throws open the doors to the Douglas MacArthur Suite, I’m fairly sure what to expect.…
An Unlikely FriendshipEssaysFrom his room in West London he could hear the approach of footsteps on the street below. The birds were…
Son Of A FirecrackerPoetry She’d leave me in a motel room, toy tipper truck and a dream of the ocean for company as…
The Women and King HaroldPoetry Ubi Harold interfectus est … – Bayeux Tapestry Along the margins of embroidery when the women grew bored with…
How the Ghosts Get Out and AboutPoetry It’s easy to assume the ghosts travel through London on the tube – they seldom do, preferring to avoid…
The Man Who Disliked CrocusesPoetry My neighbour had a dislike of crocuses, though he loved gardening. The leaves were a mess; hung about too…
The WindowsPoetry The windows’ crispy cataracts conceal a small garden where the tickled chemistry of frost has electrified the few shrubs…
Easy RiderPoetry Translated into English by Rimas Uzgiris i will ride the blazing bus in the dark through the station of…
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