Literary Review | August
Emma Smith on New World imports * Ian Thomson on Mario Vargas Llosa * Seamus Perry on Sylvia Plath * Hamish de Bretton-Gordon on biological warfare * Daisy Dunn on Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey * Harrison Stetler on the French Right * Tanya Harrod on Anni Albers * Lorraine Daston on spiders * Andrew Crumey on UFOs * Llewelyn Morgan on Cicero * Stephen Smith on David Hockney * Philip Parker on Rex Juba * Tim Hornyak on Japan’s lost buildings * Ritchie Robertson on Hannah Arendt * Colin MacCabe on John Berger * Peter Stothard on Pericles* Claudia Swan on Vermeer * David E Cooper on greyhounds * Sebastian Shakespeare on Alberto Manguel * Dennis Duncan on his identity double * Frances Cairncross on machine labour * Zoe Guttenplan on Rachel Cusk * Joseph Williams on Ryūnosuke Akutagawa * Simon Garfield on pens * and much, much more
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Literary Review August.