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A review of literature and the arts, established in 1732 and published bi-monthly.
Kensington, London thelondonmagazine.org Joined January 2011
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'He appeared like a man who no longer perceived life and nature around him as decorative curtains, but who was trying to break through this curtain, to tear it, to peek behind.'

Translated by Erag Ramizi, a 1979 story by Bulgarian writer Yordan Radichkov: thelondonmagazine.org/the-gentle-spi…
thelondonmagazine.org The Gentle Spiral by Yordan Radichkov - The London Magazine Translated from the Bulgarian by Erag Ramizi, ‘The Gentle Spiral’ (‘Нежната спирала’) first appeared in 1979 on the pages of the weekly Narodna Kultura.
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'If From Life leaves the reader a little in the dark about what Berger was really like, though, this is not entirely Overton’s fault. Berger was, it seems, difficult to know.'

@aaronlabaree on Tom Overton's Berger biography: thelondonmagazine.org/article/behind…
thelondonmagazine.org Behind Blue Eyes by Aaron Labaree - The London Magazine Aaron Labaree review John Berger: From Life, a new biography by Tom Overton, one hundred years after the great writer and critic's birth.
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'I have no interest in writing a campus novel. I have no interest in writing a New York novel, a Berlin novel. There are things that keep getting published, and I wonder how, because they feel a little bit played out.'

An interview with Nathan Dragon: thelondonmagazine.org/paying-attenti…
thelondonmagazine.org Paying Attention: An Interview with Nathan Dragon - The London Magazine Interviewed by Killian Faith-Kelly, Nathan Dragon discusses attentiveness in writing, what makes a good sentence and his new book Errand Weather.
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'I don’t think you can write a book that is only about love, or only about disaster, or only about grief, because I don’t think that would be true to the way things actually appear in our daily lives.'

An interview with Pol Guasch (@PressPeninsula): thelondonmagazine.org/burning-love-a…
thelondonmagazine.org Burning Love: An Interview with Pol Guasch - The London Magazine Pol Guasch speaks to Misha Honcharenko about his latest novel translated into English, Paradise Burns, and the proximity of love and destruction.