Review | Rough Trade Books | Series 3
Interview: Adriaan van Heerden — Unreal City
Review | The Snowman at The Peacock Theatre
Interview | Amy Sackville
Review | The Triumph of Cancer by Chris McCabe
Fiction | The Mercedes by Anna Kavan
For some reason taxis are always scarce in my district. Late on a wet night, the few there were would certainly be engaged, if their drivers weren’t already sitting comfortably at home in the warm. So I was worried about getting one for M, who’d looked in earlier in the evening on his way to visit a patient. He’d seemed quite happy talking about the wonderful big Mercedes he was going to buy as soon as he had enough money, and the wonderful time we were going […]
Review | Space Shifters at the Hayward Gallery
Review | Hansel and Gretel at the Royal Opera House
Review | Charlotte Prodger and Forensic Architecture — The Turner Prize Exhibition at Tate Britain
Essay | The Bazooka Girl — A Note On Anna Kavan by Rhys Davies
If it is possible to concentrate the nature of a person’s life into a brief sketch, then that of Anna Kavan is conveyed perfectly in her story Julia and the Bazooka, which seems to me a most symmetrical example of the art by which this obdurately subjective writer chose elements of her life and transformed them into something rich and strange and basically true. Written a year or so before her death in 1968, in a sense she even foresaw her end in this story […]
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