Literary Review  |  July 2025
Will Wiles on Purism * Dennis Duncan on ephemera * Alexander Lee on Boccaccio * Allan Massie on Horace * D J Taylor on Lawrence Durrell * Paul Morland on why we need more people * Tone Langengen on nuclear energy * Rowan Williams on sanctuary * Richard Harries on retreat * Giles Fraser on post-Nazi morality * Tim Whitmarsh on Plato * Piers Brendon on Cecil Rhodes * Frances Cairncross on an American dynasty * Stephen Smith on emojis * Thomas Blaikie on London clubs * Nigel Andrew on butterflies * Freya Johnston on the Restoration court * Alan Powers on King Charles and architecture * Cathy Gere on leprosy * Norma Clarke on female late style * Miranda Seymour on early flights * Mia Levitin on Susan Choi * Michael Delgado on Alexander Starritt * Zoe Guttenplan on Ferdinand Mount * Cosmo Adair on Joyce Carol Oates * Sam Reynolds on Georgi Gospodinov * and much, much more
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Literary Review July 2025.