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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.

12 issues
Title Type Published
James Wood: Show Us the Father ‘Father’s sister will be visiting,’ our mother said, ‘you won’t meet her, so there’s absolut... Article 3w ago
Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite: An ’ell of an ’eadache Between 4 and 12 May 1926, nearly three million workers – 20 per cent of the adult populatio... Article 3w ago
James Butler: Short Cuts The most obvious question is not whether J.D. Vance believes what he claims to believe, but... Article 3w ago
Alan Hollinghurst: It’s queer how I’m lonely Quite naturally, as with any truly original writer, one had to learn how to read Firbank. A... Article 3w ago
Erin Maglaque: Green into Gold One​ morning in October 1552, Felix Platter left his hometown of Basel for Montpellier, wher... Article 3w ago
Patricia Lockwood: The World A thread of light travelled through the beadWith the map of the world on it.No one’s keeping... Article 3w ago
Michael Kulikowski: Polar Bears in Rome Over the past two generations, the boundaries of the classical world have been stretched to... Article 3w ago
T.J. Clark: Night Visitors The world exceeds us. It comes to us out of darkness. The cave is the universe, the nightly... Article 3w ago
Emily Wilson: An Uncomplicated Man The representation of Odysseus as a reluctant warlord makes a nonsense of The Odyssey’s imag... Article 3w ago
Tony Wood: Maximum Pressure If every accusation is a confession, then the US State Department report released on 20 July... Article 3w ago
Iain Sinclair: Bad Magic Bad magic attracts bad money. Brion Gysin had a preternatural instinct for the fluctuations... Article 1mo ago
Oliver Cussen: Doctor of the Incurable Beyond the violence and immediacy of his language, perhaps Jean-Paul Marat was popular for a... Article 1mo ago