Issue 221 | Literary Review

RT @Gavhollander: "Ochrous hue" is surely this year's "Elfin grot" @Lit_Review https://t.co/P11FRqceoP, 7 hours ago

A mad earl, a rapacious lawyer, Lord Byron and some bizarre things in bed: Miranda Seymour on a Georgian scandal https://t.co/HSLrvSDPef, 15 hours ago

Gideon Rachman charts the migration of power from West to East. How, asks Michael Burleigh, will the USA respond? https://t.co/imQVTaBd7H, Sep 28

‘Not everyone knows what it is to have your father’s rival’s penis inches from your nose’. Ian McEwan in a Nutshell https://t.co/kwZIBz1Dlp, Sep 27

RT @danrboothby: I've got approx. 100 copies of #Literaryreview from early 1990s-2000s to give away (most w/ #WillieRushton covers).… https://t.co/8tGabxM2JF, Sep 26

'I Contain Multitudes is popular science writing at its best.' Wendy Moore is fascinated by a study on microbes https://t.co/QevPdUzmed, Sep 26

'Costume of the life force? Words fail.' Germaine Greer on an ode to the condom https://t.co/6zxc5cX60v, Sep 23

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