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My London

Essays
  Daisy Dunn formerly lived in Wimbledon. This is the 15th article in our regular series “My London”. Wimbledon was…

On Aging

Essays
Some years ago I read an appreciation and an obituary in the NY Times for Sir John Mortimer. (He died…

Twilight of the Idols

Reviews
Inside the head of Bruno Schulz, by Maxim Biller translated by Anthea Bell, Pushkin Press, 2015, 128 pp. £10 Summer…

Under the Stars

Reviews
Federico Beltran Masses: Under the Stars, Stair Sainty Gallery, London, February 10 – March 24, 2016 ‘I arrive in London…

Polyphemus

Poetry
  There were good Cyclopes, and had this particular Cyclops not turned mean after decades of living alone in the…

Pictish Beast

Poetry
  There is a beast swimming in the belly of the earth, crouched in the salt-water of waiting. It slithered…

Raw Colour in Dulwich

Reviews
Painting Norway: Nikolai Astrup, Dulwich Picture Gallery, until 15 May 2016 I wished . . . to wash myself in…

Libertarian Disposition

Reviews
  The Prose Factory: Literary Life in England Since 1918, D. J. Taylor, Chatto & Windus, 528pp, 2016, £25 (hardcover)…

The Last Hangman

Poetry
  An Extract. His signature trick was to light a cheroot, and to leave it In the condemned cell’s ashtray…

Masterplan

Poetry
  I will not travel tonight. Toward dawn a star In Andromeda will abruptly Die, but the world and his…

Tickles

Fiction
Mum thinks I’m Dad. She’s holding me and won’t let me go. I could be wrong but the way she took…

The Potency of Myth

Reviews
James Connolly: My Search for the Man, the Myth and His Legacy by Sean O’Callaghan, Century, 336pp, £18.99 (hardback) Sean…

Fascicle 41

Fiction
Winner of The London Magazine Short Story Competition 2016. Sometime between 1858 and 1864, Emily Dickinson embarked upon her self-publishing…

Resonant Quality

Reviews
  Openwork, Poetry and Prose by André du Bouchet, translated by Paul Auster & Hoyt Rogers, Yale University Press, 368pp,…

Art in the Kitchen Sink

Reviews
John Bratby: Everything but the Kitchen Sink, including the Kitchen Sink, Jerwood Gallery, Hastings, until 17th April, 2016 The past…

Horticultural Flamboyance

Reviews
Painting the Modern Garden: Monet to Matisse, Royal Academy of Arts, London, until 10th April 2016 ‘Painting the Modern Garden’…
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