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Interview | ‘An anti-flâneuse kind of existence’: In conversation with Lauren Elkin - The London Magazine

Rosa Appignanesi June 16, 2025 ‘An anti-flâneuse kind of existence’: In conversation with Lauren Elkin . You began writing Scaffolding in 2007. How did it develop? There were just a lot of different aspects of my life coming together at the same time to make a kind of novelistic stew. There was what we were reading in my graduate seminar, which was a lot of Jacques Lacan. Specifically, his mirror stage essay where he talks about that originary …Read Article

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Archive | Ted Hughes and Crow - The London Magazine

Egbert Faas Ted Hughes and Crow . This interview with Ted Hughes originally appeared in the January 1971 edition of The London Magazine, alongside paintings by Ben Nicholson and poetry by Lawrence Durrell. . The following interview took place on 10 May 1970 in the Hampstead flat of the poet’s sister where I had first met Ted Hughes early this year. What was then planned as a short half-hour talk grew into a discussion of several hours at the en…Read Article

Archive | Children of the Earth by Henry Miller - The London Magazine

Henry Miller Children of the Earth . This essay by Henry Miller originally appeared in the July 1959 edition of The London Magazine. . After an absence of thirteen years certain aspects of France stand out like fragments of a forgotten dream. It is particularly refreshing to observe the remarkable behaviour and apparent contentment, often with little, of French children. Wise beyond their years, they seem no less joyous on that account. In Fran…France · France Read Article

Guide | Jaipur Literature Festival 2025 at the British Library - The London Magazine

Jaipur Literature Festival 2025 at the British Library Friday 13th to Sunday 15th June. . JLF London at the British Library will be back this year, from 13th–15th June, marking its 12th edition with an exciting line-up of speakers and sessions. JLF London will embody the multi-faceted spirit of the mother festival – the iconic Jaipur Literature Festival, with its unique celebration of books and ideas, inclusivity and community – and be back at t…Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

Archive | Verandah by Derek Walcott - The London Magazine

Derek Walcott Verandah . This poem by Derek Walcott originally appeared in the June 1965 edition of The London Magazine, alongside poetry by John Betjeman and fiction by Nadine Gordimer. . Only a pure and virtuous soulLike a seasoned timber, never gives,But, though the whole world turn to coal,Then, chiefly lives. – Herbert Frail, ghostly loungers at verandah ends,busher, ramrod colon,your age in ashes, its coherence gone, planter…Saint Lucia · Saint Lucia Read Article

What a Plunge! Teaching Mrs. Dalloway to High Schoolers in 2025

We started reading Mrs. Dalloway on a day not unlike the one that prompts Clarissa to think, “What a lark! What a plunge!” The air, lightly scented with spring flowers, refreshed the classroom where 25 students opened the final book they would read together in high school. Teaching Mrs. Dalloway to second-semester seniors, weeks away […]London, England · London See the Story

Archive | There is No Forgetfulness (Sonata) by Pablo Neruda - The London Magazine

Pablo Neruda (trans. Robert Bly) There is No Forgetfulness (Sonata) . This poem by Pablo Neruda (translated by Robert Bly) originally appeared in the July 1965 edition of The London Magazine, alongside poetry by Lawrence Durrell and an essay by W. H. Auden. . If you ask where I have beenI have to say ‘It Happened’.I have to talk about the earth dark with stones,and the river which ruins itself by keeping alive;I only know about objects that bir…Chile · Chile Read Article

Interview | Uncommon Ground: An Interview with Patrick Galbraith - The London Magazine

Tommy Gilhooly May 1, 2025 Uncommon Ground: An Interview with Patrick Galbraith . You speak to a range of figures – from hunters to ecstasy-binging rural ravers – what unites them in their engagement with the countryside? One of the things I’m really interested in is where people who think they are utterly different from each other actually have the same interests. So, for instance, there was the terrierman I met when we were hunting who said …London, England · London Read Article

Interview | The Call is Coming from Inside the House: An Interview with Krystelle Bamford - The London Magazine

'There's a certain hubris in being shocked by tragedy and then turning it into a myth. It’s like, something that happens to everyone becomes this epic, world-shattering thing because it happened to you.' Krystelle Bamford interviewed by Lilia Fetini.London, England · London Read Article

Archive | From Realism to Reality by Alain Robbe-Grillet - The London Magazine

'To explain meanings that are already known goes against the most important demand of literature.' From 1965, an essay on realism by Alain Robbe-Grillet (trans. Barbara Wright).London, England · London Read Article

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Interview | ‘An anti-flâneuse kind of existence’: In conversation with Lauren Elkin - The London Magazine

Archive | Ted Hughes and Crow - The London Magazine

Archive | Children of the Earth by Henry Miller - The London Magazine

Guide | Jaipur Literature Festival 2025 at the British Library - The London Magazine

Archive | Verandah by Derek Walcott - The London Magazine

What a Plunge! Teaching Mrs. Dalloway to High Schoolers in 2025

Archive | There is No Forgetfulness (Sonata) by Pablo Neruda - The London Magazine

Interview | Uncommon Ground: An Interview with Patrick Galbraith - The London Magazine

Interview | The Call is Coming from Inside the House: An Interview with Krystelle Bamford - The London Magazine

Archive | From Realism to Reality by Alain Robbe-Grillet - The London Magazine

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