Interview | 2018 Short Story Prize Judges!
With only a few weeks remaining for our Short Story Prize for this year, we thought we would catch up…
The London Magazine Podcast | Episode 4 | A Discovery of Ancient Literature
We were recently contacted by Reverend Christian Mitchell of the church of Heathfield in rural Sussex, who had made a…
Review | Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead by Olga Tokarczuk
‘It’s Animals taking revenge on people.’ Big Foot has died. Our narrator introduces us to an alarming situation in an…
The London Magazine Poetry Prize 2018 – Winners Announced!
A huge thanks to everyone who entered this year’s poetry prize! We had so many high quality entries this year…
Archive | Fiction | Silvio by Arturo Vivante
First published in the June 1970 edition of The London Magazine (Vol. 10, No. 3) Like a statue too…
Archive | Why I Write — Joan Didion
First published in the June/July 1977 of The London Magazine (Vol. 17, No. 2) Of course I stole the title…
Interview | Ben Aleshire
Ben Aleshire makes his living as a travelling poet, writing poems on his typewriter for whatever his readers can spare…
Review | The King and the Catholics: The Fight for Rights 1829 by Antonia Fraser
In an age which has sidelined the Christian faith, the long, bitterly contested campaign to remove the serious discrimination suffered…
Essay | Meg Wolitzer’s #MeToo Moment by Sophie Perryer
Meg Wolitzer must be psychic. Well before the explosive allegations against Harvey Weinstein were revealed and the #MeToo movement gathered…
Essay | Peas by Alice Dunn
One of the stand-out gardens at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show appeared to replicate the pea in its structure.…
Staff Picks – March 2018
Introducing Staff Picks! Recommendations for the very best in arts, culture and literature from the staff at The London Magazine.…
Noon in Paris, Eight in Chicago by Douglas Cowie
Douglas Cowie’s most recent book, Noon in Paris, Eight in Chicago, is a fictionalised account of the near-two-decades-long relationship between Simone de…
The Vegetarian by Han Kang
The outer layer of your skin, the epidermis, replaces itself every 35 days. Become a vegetarian, better yet a vegan,…
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