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Presents fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews with an eclectic and intelligent approach in England's oldest literary periodical.

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Francis FitzGibbon: Short Cuts It isn’t controversial to expect courts to be politically neutral when deciding cases that h... Article -
Christian Lorentzen: I sympathise with the child The interchangeable quality of the fictional elements in Ben Lerner’s novels signals an anxi... Article -
A.E. Stallings: The Maze The Knight’s Maze, Eastnor CastleFor JohnOur teenagers turn kids again, amazedBetween tall h... Article -
Sarah Resnick: Enemy Language Kristóf’s books recognise human passions as dark things that can ensnare anyone. We have soc... Article -
Eyal Weizman: All they will find is sand Most of the Gaza Strip – cities, refugee camps, schools, universities, mosques, the health i... Article -
Paul Theroux: Gun Love Seeing my serious Chinese-made firearm, Haruki Murakami once said to me: ‘You’re the only wr... Article -
James Lasdun: Reality Instruction The idea of a road trip organised around trials and hearings at court houses across the US h... Article -
Elizabeth Goldring: At the National Gallery More has probably been written about The Ambassadors than about any other work by Holbein. I... Article -
Matthew Bevis: Wigging In Schuyler once told an interviewer that he didn’t write the kind of poetry that attracted cri... Article -
Ian Penman: I’m just a sound To an extent rivalled only by the Beatles, the Beach Boys have become the tales told about t... Article -
Vadim Nikitin: Among the Private Spies Why was Steele’s dossier, alleging collusion between Trump and Putin, so shoddy, and why, de... Article -
LRB 45s: Poetry on vinyl Why is theLondon Review of Booksputting out records? Article -