Jamie Cameron
@jamiepcameron.bsky.social
Editor at The London Magazine | Poems and fiction elsewhere
This is a great piece of criticism that everyone should read.
My essay on Rachel Cusk and the limits of autofiction is in the new issue of the @thelondonmagazine.bsky.social
Thanks to the editor @jamiepcameron.bsky.social
thelondonmagazine.org/article/essa...
Thanks to the editor @jamiepcameron.bsky.social
thelondonmagazine.org/article/essa...
Essay | Cusk, Experimentalism and the Limits of Autofiction by Zuhri James - The London Magazine
'Avant-garde, experimental art is still a terrain largely reserved for white artists.' Zuhri James explores the limits of Rachel Cusk's autofiction.
thelondonmagazine.org
February 3, 2025 at 12:14 PM
This is a great piece of criticism that everyone should read.
Reposted by Jamie Cameron
We are excited to announce The London Magazine’s Best Books of 2024, as chosen by twenty-one of our contributors. Selections include Our Evening by Alan Hollinghurst, Adam by Gboyega Odubanjo and A Question of Palestine by Edward Said.
Read the full list here: thelondonmagazine.org/the-best-boo...
Read the full list here: thelondonmagazine.org/the-best-boo...
The Best Books of 2024 - The London Magazine
Fiction, history, photography and essays: here is the list of TLM's Best Books of 2024, as chosen by our contributors.
thelondonmagazine.org
December 16, 2024 at 3:33 PM
We are excited to announce The London Magazine’s Best Books of 2024, as chosen by twenty-one of our contributors. Selections include Our Evening by Alan Hollinghurst, Adam by Gboyega Odubanjo and A Question of Palestine by Edward Said.
Read the full list here: thelondonmagazine.org/the-best-boo...
Read the full list here: thelondonmagazine.org/the-best-boo...
Reposted by Jamie Cameron
As a thank you and congratulations to reaching the end of all that, here are two lovely poems from our archive.
The imaginatively titled ‘Poem’ by John Betjeman, and ‘Reflections’ by Louis MacNeice.
All in the archive section on the website: thelondonmagazine.org/category/arc...
The imaginatively titled ‘Poem’ by John Betjeman, and ‘Reflections’ by Louis MacNeice.
All in the archive section on the website: thelondonmagazine.org/category/arc...
December 13, 2024 at 2:02 PM
As a thank you and congratulations to reaching the end of all that, here are two lovely poems from our archive.
The imaginatively titled ‘Poem’ by John Betjeman, and ‘Reflections’ by Louis MacNeice.
All in the archive section on the website: thelondonmagazine.org/category/arc...
The imaginatively titled ‘Poem’ by John Betjeman, and ‘Reflections’ by Louis MacNeice.
All in the archive section on the website: thelondonmagazine.org/category/arc...
[CALL FOR PITCHES]
The London Mag is looking for more essays that explore literature and its intersections with wider culture.
Don’t be afraid to match high culture w/low, to be funny, iconoclastic, and have an authorial voice. Above all, please do not write in the tone of a PhD thesis lol.
The London Mag is looking for more essays that explore literature and its intersections with wider culture.
Don’t be afraid to match high culture w/low, to be funny, iconoclastic, and have an authorial voice. Above all, please do not write in the tone of a PhD thesis lol.
December 11, 2024 at 11:54 AM
[CALL FOR PITCHES]
The London Mag is looking for more essays that explore literature and its intersections with wider culture.
Don’t be afraid to match high culture w/low, to be funny, iconoclastic, and have an authorial voice. Above all, please do not write in the tone of a PhD thesis lol.
The London Mag is looking for more essays that explore literature and its intersections with wider culture.
Don’t be afraid to match high culture w/low, to be funny, iconoclastic, and have an authorial voice. Above all, please do not write in the tone of a PhD thesis lol.
Unilaterally decided that these kind of extended threads are how we're going to approach Bluesky, get with it
Word of the month: syzygy. Syzygy: A twenty-first century balm for the technological age. The poetic technique of ‘yoking together unlike things’. Think of the way rhyme can bring together french toast and trench coat, and think of the creative possibilities of that duo…
Allow us to explain. 🧵
Allow us to explain. 🧵
December 2, 2024 at 3:54 PM
Unilaterally decided that these kind of extended threads are how we're going to approach Bluesky, get with it