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june-july-2026
The London Magazine
The June/July 2026 issue of The London Magazine, England's oldest literary periodical founded in 1732, features poetry from its 2026 Prize winners and acclaimed contemporary poets alongside short fiction and an annual survey of poets.
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| Adam Thirlwell: Luxury Muzhik Gorky was the designated mourner for a vanished moment in Russian culture. He wanted sociali... | 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 | ||
| 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 | ||
| Malcolm Gaskill: Dangerously Scary Eighty years on, Dead of Night stands as an astute meditation on repression and madness. Tim... | Article | - | ||
| Diane Williams: The Full Stature Earlier Mrs Wren had appeared entirely joyful holding her husband’s hand in the outer corrid... | Article | - | ||