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The London Magazine, 1 Aug 2026

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ArticleIt’s a Devil of a Gap

New Prime Min­is­ter Ñ Rus­si­ans Fire Live Rounds In The Chan­nel Ñ Burnham Con­tem­plates World Bey­ond Manchester Ring Road

It’s a Devil of a Gap

ArticleIan Wang Let Your Heart Be Stu­pid

just thirty-seven days after being dia­gnosed with a brain tumour. The final sec­tion of the book is a sear­ing fifty-page essay on the incon­sol­able nature of grief. An entire mem­oir of such mater­ial would have been too bleak, too mono­ton­ous; yet...

Ian Wang Let Your Heart Be Stu­pid

ArticleCom­fort and Its Dis­con­tents

Now here’s us, like eejit flies askance in amber, each belly dis­ten­ded round its sepia-col­oured clot of unla­men­ted blood. And here’s us again, on Raleigh Chop­pers, skid­ding over gravel in our zipped-up snorkel par­kas, feel­ing the day shrivel

Com­fort and Its Dis­con­tents

ArticleThe Lon­don Magazine Cross­word

We were sav­ages, had to be taken in hand, our sin­ful flesh pur­i­fied on the rugby field, our minds cleansed every morn­ing with chapel and pray­ers. The threat of the cane hovered like Yah­weh’s wrath, the teach­ers remind­ing us of god’s grace

The Lon­don Magazine Cross­word

ArticleIt’s a Devil of a Gap

New Prime Min­is­ter Ñ Rus­si­ans Fire Live Rounds In The Chan­nel Ñ Burnham Con­tem­plates World Bey­ond Manchester Ring Road

It’s a Devil of a Gap

ArticleA Small Bunch of Viol­ets

For the first ten years of your good, con­tinu­ing mar­riage you were rocked shut, a closed book, out of bounds, says our friend, your hus­band: a female mys­tery of under­ground, romantic dis­con­tent. ‘In fact, love, I’m not sure that I can be...

A Small Bunch of Viol­ets

ArticleLast Love

I couldn’t tell the dif­fer­ence between the men­tal health nurses and patients. They both sucked cigar­ettes, drank copi­ous amounts of tea, except for Reuben, my only friend, who sipped Coke with a wee Cap­tain Mor­gan hid­den within the chest of...

Last Love