Non-Fiction | Once Upon a Tome by Oliver Darkshire
Oliver Darkshire Once Upon a Tome The following text is reproduced with permission from former antiquarian bookseller Oliver Darkshire‘s debut…
Essay | A Good Weapon: Hemingway’s Men at War by Jeffrey Meyers
Jeffrey Meyers A Good Weapon: Hemingway’s Men at War Ernest Hemingway’s 1,100-page military anthology Men at War (1942)— published in…
Poetry | The Catholic by Niall McDevitt
Niall McDevitt The Catholic I walk in the days of the Protestant inquisition, I walk in Protestant days as in…
Archive | Talking to Dogs by W. H. Auden
W. H. Auden Talking to Dogs From the archive, the following poem ‘Talking to Dogs’ by W.H. Auden was published…
Review | Back to Earth by Iona Durno
Iona Durno Back to Earth Climate change is everywhere, literally and metaphorically. Whether it’s reports on how the UK’s recent…
Review | My Name is Andrea by Joe Bond
Joe Bond My Name is Andrea My Name is Andrea, directed by Pratibha Parmar, had its UK Premiere at Sheffield…
Poetry | Two Poems by Ioannis Kalkounos
Ioannis Kalkounos Two Poems THE DROWNED WEATHERMAN Who let him in the television studio to read old forecasts from…
Essay | Taking a Long Look: The Second Sex by Vivian Gornick
Vivian Gornick Taking a Long Look: The Second Sex Deep into my own middle age, I reread The Second…
Interview | Michel Bernard
Erik Martiny Michel Bernard Michel Bernard is a novelist and senior French governmental official. His novels deal for the…
News | Short Story Prize 2022: Sarah Moore Fitzgerald wins first prize for her story ‘Matamoros, July 1846’
The London Magazine Short Story prize 2021/22 awards first place to Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, after her short story ‘Matamoros, July…
News | Short Story Prize 2022: Sarah Moore Fitzgerald wins first place for her story ‘Matamoros, July 1846’
The London Magazine Short Story Prize 2022 awards first place to Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, after her short story ‘Matamoros, July…
Podcast | Holly Pester
Holly Pester We spoke to poet Holly Pester about her new ‘Café Poems’ in our August/September 2022 issue, as…
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We spoke to poet Holly Pester about her new ‘Café Poems’ in our August/September 2022 issue, as well as her…
Archive | The Who by Angela Carter
Angela Carter The Who From the archive, the following review of rock band The Who by Angela Carter was…
Poetry | The Cricket Test by James Davey
James Davey The Cricket Test Luton Town & Indians Cricket Club              – Ameek, India-Luton          “A large proportion…
Fiction | On Tarbet Hill by Anna Walsh
Anna Walsh On Tarbet Hill James and Lorna were trying to pretend they weren’t fighting. Lorna said she was…
Review | Flocking to Paris in the Roaring Twenties by Erik Martiny
Erik Martiny Flocking to Paris in the Roaring Twenties There’s always something deeply exciting about an exhibition devoted exclusively…
Poetry | The Secret of Flight by Richard Lambert
Richard Lambert The Secret of Flight We drove out with the light in a box and placed it in…
Interview |Lara Feigel on Look! We Have Come Through! : Living With D.H. Lawrence
Lara Feigel on Look! We Have Come Through! : Living With D.H. Lawrence We spoke on the phone to academic…
Review | Karina Lickorish Quinn: The Dust Never Settles by Ellen Jones
Ellen Jones The Dust Never Settles by Karina Lickorish Quinn The Dust Never Settles by Karina Lickorish Quinn, Oneworld,…
Poetry | Evacuees by Caroline Smith
Caroline Smith Evacuees Everything is told as it’s always been: the half-moon marks made by the agitated horses backing…
Archive | Rights of Passage by Edward Kamau Brathwaite
Edward Kamau Brathwaite Rights of Passage The following piece by Barbadian poet and historian Edward Kamau Brathwaite was first…
Essay | In the Pink with Nancy Cadogan by Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou In the Pink with Nancy Cadogan The camellia remained uncrumpled the long journey home. Every evening, the…
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We spoke to author and poet Keiran Goddard about his new story in our August/September 2022 issue, ‘A Season for…
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