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The London Magazine

Literature

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

11 issues
Title Type Published
Hester van Hensbergen: Big Ag In​ 2018, the German company Bayer bought the US agrochemical giant Monsanto, inheriting not... Article 1mo ago
Christopher Kelly: Unpleasant Medicine The​ surviving works of St Augustine run to more than five million words. To give some sense... Article 1mo ago
David Todd: The Vile and the Louche The Marquis de Morès was an extraordinary villain in an epoch crowded with the vile and the... Article 1mo ago
Zain Samir: War on the Shia In the 1960s, Lebanese society was divided between those who saw armed resistance against Is... Article 1mo ago
Ruby Hamilton: At the Movies Screwballs aren’t miserabilist-humanist comedies about learning to revel in imperfection; th... Article 1mo ago
Daisy Hay: Glitter and Dazzle Dror Wahrman argues that ‘it is hard to overestimate – though easy to forget – the cultural... Article 1mo ago
J.S. Tennant: Short Cuts In all the years I’ve been going to Cuba, I have never seen such quantities of food and good... Article 1mo ago
Adam Thirlwell: Luxury Muzhik Gorky was the designated mourner for a vanished moment in Russian culture. He wanted sociali... Article 1mo ago
Steven Shapin: Barrel of Greenbacks The Manhattan Project, which built the atomic bomb, transmuted pure theory into mass slaught... Article 1mo ago
Deborah Friedell: ‘Gavin, Gavin, we love you!’ Gavin Newsom describes himself as an ‘accidental politician’. The San Francisco mayor Willie... Article -
James Meek: Short Cuts It might be wise not to be too optimistic about Andy Burnham bringing miracles of delivery,... Article -
Claire Wilmot: Gold Rush Across Tigray, the remains of razed towns are marked with mounds of earth piled over the dea... Article -