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Literary Review
Literary Review's May 2026 issue features Ritchie Robertson reviewing two Weimar history books alongside curated selections of fiction, poetry, biography and memoir, continuing the Edinburgh-founded publication's tradition of accessible literary criticism since 1979.
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| John Stokes In his introduction to a selection of Chekhov’s short fiction published in 1998, the novelis... | Article | - | ||
| Martin Vander Weyer ‘History does not repeat itself, but it often rhymes’ is an aphorism usually attributed to M... | Article | - | ||
| Levi Roach Regardless of one’s religious or confessional perspective, the crucifixion of Jesus of Nazar... | Article | - | ||
| Richard Carwardine During the tumult of the American Civil War, Abraham Lincoln happily declared that ‘he was a... | Article | - | ||
| Lyndall Gordon I don't have access to external URLs or the ability to browse websites. I cannot retrieve or... | Article | - | ||
| Adrian Tahourdin In this engaging and well-researched book, Ollie Randall sets out to show how cricket and li... | Article | - | ||