Literary Review | October
Nicholas Dames on British novels * Jonathan Boff on Napoleon’s marshals * John Adamson on the Glorious Revolution * Diane Purkiss on small dogs * Erik Linstrum on confiscatory states * Ritchie Robertson on Thomas Mann * Peter Marshall on William Paget * Adam Sisman on Cold War spies * Josh Glancy on Roy Cohn * Ferdinand Mount on Anglo-German relations * Norma Clarke on Lavinia Fontana * Dmitri Levitin on collaborative authorship * Joseph Hone on bookselling * D J Taylor on John McGahern * Piers Brendon on America and the Middle East * Anthony Teasdale on Europe * Tim Richardson on William Morris * Fergus Butler-Gallie on wine * Ian Thomson on peasants * Joan Smith on pornography * Joanna Kavenna on doubles * Madeline Zehnder on little books * Maria Margaronis on Barbara Kingsolver * Paul Genders on Marlon James * and much, much more
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Literary Review October.