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Rosanna Mclaughlin is an editor at The White Review.

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The Pious and the Pommery

Essay

Issue No. 18

Rosanna Mclaughlin

Essay

Issue No. 18

I.   Where is the champagne? On second thoughts this is not entirely the right question. The champagne is in the ice trough, on...

Essay

April 2019

Ariana and the Lesbian Narcissus

Rosanna Mclaughlin

Essay

April 2019

‘Avoid me not!’ ‘Avoid me not!’                                   Narcissus   Let me describe a GIF I’ve been watching. A lot....

http://soundcloudcom/user-856373367/luke-allan-first-winter-in-iceland   First winter in Iceland     Some mornings we’re woken by the sound of our neighbour sneezing I raise the blinds and drink the night-dulled water Half a pizza is sleeping in an open box in the carpark, topped with shimmering slices of rain The name sprayed on the wall of the bakery is my stepdad’s, but it seems so unlike him to assemble his ashes back into a body and be ready to start over A map in the window explains they are moving to a red circle containing a bakery from the future The rim of this glass tastes of both our mouths In the shower I sing guitar solos, and sometimes you come in to brush your teeth, and I feel love A woman is brushing her teeth and is my wife, I think Because sometimes it is hard to say out loud the thing you absolutely feel Then two ambulances pass each other heading opposite ways, and the morning is lost       https://soundcloudcom/user-856373367/luke-allan-with-our-bodies-and-our-promises     With our bodies and our promises     You were in the bath, give or take Singing, ‘a single sip of coffee and my whole voicebox goes up in flames’ to the tune of Silent Night   Outside, as it were: amazingly real-sounding rain A drizzle so regular you could picture the shapes of the things it was falling on   One thousand years passed   O boy, those fingertips When you brought them together they made a little whoosh like sealing tupperware or what I thought it must be like to open an airlock on a space station ‘Welcome home, stranger,’ we sang, to the tune of  ‘welcome home, stranger, we sang’     https://soundcloudcom/user-856373367/luke-allan-lemon-ode   Lemon ode     This is how yellow feels between your fingertips Like a hard rain drop, or a soft star Like a stone with its moss on the inside Throbbing, silent, actual If  thoughts are the eroticization of consciousness, then lemons are the eroticization of sunlight Their pips scour the dark like owls

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July 2016

Rosanna Mclaughlin

Contributor

July 2016

Rosanna Mclaughlin is an editor at The White Review.

Ten Years at Garage Moscow

Art Review

November 2018

Rosanna Mclaughlin

Art Review

November 2018

When I arrive in Moscow, I am picked up from the airport by Roman, a patriotic taxi driver sent to collect me courtesy of...
Becoming Alice Neel

Art

August 2017

Rosanna Mclaughlin

Art

August 2017

From the first time I saw Alice Neel’s portraits, I wanted to see the world as she did. Neel was the Matisse of the...

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Art

March 2011

Gabriel Orozco: Cosmic Matter and Other Leftovers

Rye Dag Holmboe

Art

March 2011

‘To live,’ writes Walter Benjamin, ‘means to leave traces’. As one might expect, Benjamin’s observation is not without a...

Interview

January 2013

Interview with Kalle Lasn

Huw Lemmey

Interview

January 2013

Reinventing a political culture is a difficult task to set oneself; political aesthetics develop alongside political movements, and tracing...

fiction

March 2017

A Table is a Table

Peter Bichsel

TR. Lydia Davis

fiction

March 2017

I want to tell a story about an old man, a man who no longer says a word, has...

 

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