Staff Picks | The Best of Gothic Fiction
As it’s Halloween, The London Magazine team have been discussing the nature of horror in fiction, and why we are so…
A Walk Through Rackham Land by Steven O’Brien
Ideally, if you go into Rackham Land you should go on your own. Take a deep breath and walk. Don’t…
Chalk Poets by Stephanie Norgate
The otherness of nature, the gap that separates its permanence from our finite experience, is as much a part of…
The Selkie
October is dying quickly now. They bring me soup but I have no appetite. My skin is the colour…
A Response: Nicholas Royle, the Quaint and Sherbet Wit by Steven O’Brien
I am incredibly tickled to feature so prominently in Nicholas Royle’s introductory essay for Salt’s Best British Stories 2016. I…
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