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My London
Daisy Dunn formerly lived in Wimbledon. This is the 15th article in our regular series “My London”.
Wimbledon was the first place I knew. My...
A Different Sort of Provocation
This January I moved from a flat in central Exeter to a wooden house in the Loire Valley. I’ve replaced the urban sprawl with...
Under the Stars
Federico Beltran Masses: Under the Stars, Stair Sainty Gallery, London, February 10 – March 24, 2016
‘I arrive in London with the nerves of a...
Response to Finding a Fossil at Writhlington Coal Batches
A Fossil (a Fern) on Writhlington
Batches Re-Take (Pt.II)
Time not as we know it
but another time quite skilled in losing things.
Time pressed flat in...
Libertarian Disposition
The Prose Factory: Literary Life in England Since 1918, D. J. Taylor, Chatto & Windus, 528pp, 2016, £25 (hardcover)
Sweeping prognoses of decline are pretty...
Tickles
Mum thinks I’m Dad. She’s holding me and won’t let me go. I could be wrong but the way she took me by the arms...
Fascicle 41
Winner of The London Magazine Short Story Competition 2016.
Sometime between 1858 and 1864, Emily Dickinson embarked upon her self-publishing career. She copied out in...
Horticultural Flamboyance
Painting the Modern Garden: Monet to Matisse, Royal Academy of Arts, London, until 10th April 2016
‘Painting the Modern Garden’ should be a brilliant winter...