Fiction | Nothing You Could Call a Place by Shannon Kuta Kelly
Shannon Kuta Kelly Nothing You Could Call a Place The flat on Szlak had two identical but separate entrances on…
Fiction | A Circular Walk by Kimberly Campanello
Kimberly Campanello A Circular Walk That Sunday they had crossed, probably illegally, into the area that held the poet’s grave.…
Essay | XR Meta Incognita by Horatio Morpurgo
Horatio Morpurgo XR Meta Incognita The journalist Raymond Keene was eating in a West End restaurant last summer when XR’s…
Fiction | Mapping Chillies by Suey Kweon
Suey Kweon Mapping Chillies My mother used to lay out her chillies to dry from around August time each year…
Interview | Douglas Abdell talks to Jean Wainwright about ‘A Reconstructed Trap House’
The London Magazine Douglas Abdell talks to Jean Wainwright about ‘A Reconstructed Trap House’ A conversation between Douglas Abdell and…
Poetry | Joan Brossa | Six Poems (El saltamartí)
Joan Brossa El saltamartí / The Tumbler Joan Brossa creates distilled excitement. He is both wise and wild. His poems…
Essay | Dancing with Sophie Taeuber-Arp by Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou
Hannah Hutchings-Georgiou Dancing with Sophie Taeuber-Arp Dear Sophie, ……….I’m thinking of all the ways the body unfurls in the first…
Interview | ‘Women are Expected to Tell Their Personal Story all the Time’: In Conversation with Eimear McBride
‘Women are Expected to Tell Their Personal Story all the Time’: In Conversation with Eimear McBride Promoting and showcasing Irish…
Review | The Water We Were All Swimming In by Katie da Cunha Lewin
Katie da Cunha Lewin The Water We Were All Swimming In The Inland Sea, Madeleine Watts, Pushkin Press, 2021, 256pp,…
Essay | Unwritten Works: Woolf, Mann and Hemingway by Jeffrey Meyers
Jeffrey Meyers Unwritten Works: Woolf, Mann and Hemingway Many writers, to soothe their egos, inflate their reputations and warn off…
Interview | Éric Chevillard on Experimental Writing by Erik Martiny
Erik Martiny Éric Chevillard on Experimental Writing Éric Chevillard is one of the few great French experimental writers still writing…
Essay | Royal Families by Simon Okotie
Simon Okotie Royal Families The death of Ikenwoli Godfrey Emiko – the King (or Olu) of Warri – was…
Essay | The Lecturer-Student Trope and the Era of the Strong Female Character by Eimear Ryan
Eimear Ryan The Lecturer-Students Trope and the Era of the Strong Female Character I sometimes wish that I’d been the…
Interview | Ted Hodgkinson on the London Literature Festival
Ted Hodgkinson on the London Literature Festival This year, the London Literature Festival (Southbank Centre, 21-31 October) is drawing inspiration from…
Review | The Dante Project: Trailblazing a Path to Paradise
Trailblazing a Path to Paradise The Dante Project, The Royal Opera House, 14-30 October 2021 Wayne McGregor has never been…
Review | Dispatches from the Cathode Ray by William Brady
William Brady Dispatches from the Cathode Ray The Disconnect, Roisin Kiberd, Serpent’s Tail, 2021, 283pp, £12.99 (paperback) The insidious workings…
Fiction | Jennifer by Luke Lewin Davies
Luke Lewin Davies Jennifer Jennifer watched the ending of the film, with the man we had been told to hate…
Interview | ‘Letting Go of My Mother Tongue’: Vanessa Onwuemezi
Tom Conaghan ‘Let Go of Your Mother Tongue’: An Interview with Vanessa Onwuemezi Is it possible to describe your creative…
Interview | Acoris Andipa on Banksy
Eric Block Acoris Andipa on Banksy The Andipa family have been recognised in the art world since 1593 but their…
Interview | Jolyon Fenwick and Liza Campbell on ‘Life is Too Short to Live in Black and White’
Jolyon Fenwick and Liza Campbell on ‘Life is Too Short to Live in Black and White’ On the 25th of…
Fiction | White Rabbits at Midnight by Mersiha Bruncevic
Mersiha Bruncevic White Rabbits at Midnight Place des Victoires was deserted, all empty and quiet in the dry winter sun.…
Poetry | The Proof by Rosamund Taylor
The following piece was published in our February/March 2021 issue of the magazine. Rosamund Taylor The Proof Tasting her still,…
Interview | Marika Doux on ‘A Message of Consolation’ by Erik Martiny
Erik Martiny Marika Doux on ‘A Message of Consolation’ A Message of Consolation, Marika Doux’s third novel is the latest…
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…
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