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The White Review No 7 features interviews with artists Luc Tuymans and John Stezaker, and poet Keston Sutherland; essays on the state of British fiction by Jennifer Hodgson and on London’s twenty-first century architecture by Lawrence Lek; alongside fiction by Peter Stamm and Jesse Loncraine; and cover art by Mai-Thu Perret
Issue No. 7

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March 2013

The White Review No. 7 features interviews with artists Luc Tuymans and John Stezaker, and poet Keston Sutherland; essays on the state of British fiction by Jennifer Hodgson and on London’s twenty-first century architecture by Lawrence Lek; alongside fiction by Peter Stamm and Jesse Loncraine; and cover art by Mai-Thu Perret.

ISSUE CONTENTS

The White Review No. 7 Editorial

The Editors

Oeuvres

Edouard Levé (tr. Jan Steyn)


Fiction

Comment is Fraught: A Polemic

Mr Guardianista

Luc Tuymans


Interview

Topsoil

Jesse Loncraine


Fiction

The Present Hour

Yves Bonnefoy (tr. Beverley Bie Brahic)


Poetry

On a Decline in British Fiction

Jennifer Hodgson

Patricia Waugh

Works

Talia Chetrit


Art

Children of God

Peter Stamm (tr. Michael Hofmann)


Fiction

Interview with Keston Sutherland

Natalie Ferris

Poems

Oli Hazzard, Joe Luna, Keston Sutherland


Poetry

Pyramid Schemes: Reading the Shard

Lawrence Lek

John Stezaker


Interview

Bracketing the World: Reading Poetry through Neuroscience

James Wilkes

Untitled

Mai-Thu Perret


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