Issue 269 | Literary Review

RT @unkowthe: Includes a jolly anecdote about Ginsberg, William Carlos Williams, and masturbating under a bridge on the Passaic R… https://t.co/9HbbG7wkYQ, 9 hours ago

Dmitri Levitin reviews Rob Iliffe's 'Priest of Nature: The Religious Worlds of Isaac Newton' https://t.co/uznRgxOW4a, 13 hours ago

'What do you remember of us?' @unkowthe considers the Beat Generation, as recorded by Ginsberg himself. https://t.co/NY8wXOpR80, Sep 18

.@AdrianWoolfson reviews neuroscientist @Comadork's 'remarkable' 'Into the Grey Zone' https://t.co/TOJMO581eS, Sep 17

Were the Vikings 'Norse to Be Reckoned With'? Philip Parker on Thomas Williams's 'Viking Britain' https://t.co/TTRJFd1NeG, Sep 16

'Powerfully polemical:' @judecook_ reviews @FJMoz 's Booker long-listed debut 'Elmet' https://t.co/3h3N4qDgNK, Sep 15

Here's @anneapplebaum's 'Red Famine: Stalin's War on Ukraine' reviewed by Donald Rayfield: https://t.co/xgy7P89Kba, Sep 14

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