Literary Review | April
Piers Brendon on Jan Morris * Richard Norton-Taylor on the Cambridge Five * Jane O’Grady on Wittgenstein * Wendy Holden on royal fashion * Martin Vander Weyer on Patrick Radden Keefe * Jeremy Treglown on Shakespeare in translation * Thomas W Hodgkinson on lesser-known siblings * Philip Parker on Offa * Simon Nixon on ransomware * Peter Davidson on nocturnes * Robert Eaglestone on silence * Ian Thomson on J G Ballard * Colin MacCabe on James Joyce * Sophie Oliver on Dorothea Tanning * Stephen Smith on Alain Delon * William Whyte on places of worship * Alexander Lee on guns * Barney Ronay on Gianluigi Buffon * Nic Liney on white nationalists * Rose George on the deep sea * Patrick Galbraith on Britain’s footpaths * Keith Miller on Deborah Levy * Leo Robson on Ben Lerner * John-Baptiste Oduor on Gwendoline Riley * Felix Taylor on the Golden Dawn * and much, much more
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Literary Review April.