Literary Review  |  November
D J Taylor on Saki * Joanna Kavenna on Camus’s love letters * Charles Darwent on Krasner and Pollock * Michele Pridmore-Brown on having children * Barbara J King on animals’ inner lives * Kirsten Tambling on miniatures * Tim Bale on the rise of Reform * Olivia Potts on London restaurants * Nick Groom on Edgar Allan Poe * Richard Smyth on Northern cities * Jennifer Potter on gardens * Richard Vinen on nation-states * Jane Yager on Nazi women * Rana Mitter on the Declaration of Independence * Sara Wheeler on Paul Theroux * Tim Hornyak on the yakuza * Adam Sisman on Edith Tudor-Hart * Edward Short on Granville Sharp * Sara Lodge on the first detectives * Robert Colls on English football * Nigel Andrew on smells * Diane Purkiss on Oxford monuments * Andrew Hill on shorthand * Paul Genders on Tom McCarthy * and much, much more
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Literary Review November.