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On our new podcast, Joanna Biggs, Tom Crewe, Patricia Lockwood and John Lanchester assess the online world. Listen »
Seamus Perry, Mark Ford and Joanna Biggs consider the balance of biography and mythology in Sylvia Plath’s work. Listen »
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Christopher Clark talks, and sings, about the Revolutions of 1848. Watch »
James Meek interprets the dreams of Leavers and Remainers. Watch »
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The State of...: The London Review of Books has a new podcast, called ‘The State of...’. Hosted by LRB editors Joanna Biggs and Tom Crewe, it aims to take the temperature of our contemporary culture. Find it now in Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other podcast providers. -
Alan Bennett: Alan Bennett puts on a new play and finds himself on someone’s arm, in his 2018 diary. -
Uneven Stevens: Seamus Perry and Mark Ford look at that great poet of winter and snow, Wallace Stevens, and the pieces about him in the LRB archive: his anecdote-proof life, the capitalist economy of his imagination, and his all-American poetry of precise abstraction.
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Patricia Lockwood: Watch Patricia Lockwood travel through the internet in her Winter Lecture from the British Museum. -
The Horror of Doubt: Jonathan Rée confronts Kierkegaard’s unfinished work, Johannes Climacus. -
Spinoza’s ‘Ethics’: Jonathan Rée explains how the Dutch philosopher learned to love the world.
Video from the London Review Bookshop
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‘Russia without Putin’: Tony Wood talks to James Meek about his new book, 'Russia with Putin'. -
Iain Sinclair: Iain Sinclair talks to Stewart Lee about his latest book, ‘The Last London’. -
Video: The Eitingons: Mary-Kay Wilmers, editor of the London Review of Books, tells Andrew O’Hagan about her family history in Russia.
