Critical Quarterly

Publishing literary criticism, cultural studies, poetry and fiction since 1959.

[Marxism In Culture @MarxismIC]

Our first Seminar of term will be:

'Take this Hammer: Work, Song and Crisis'
Book launch for author Paul Rekret with speakers: @TerkerB @DrMarieThompson Ashwani Sharma & Anthony Iles.

4 October 2024, 5:30–7:30pm

@UCL_IAS
G17, ground floor, South Wing

https://t.co/ljubMepexK

[Beci Carver @becimay]

👀👀👀👀 new article on TSE and Poland by my very brilliant friend ⁦@JCBretan⁩ https://t.co/FullAx6Nwh

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@gati_daniella @g_lazzari_ Timothy Garton Ash (@fromTGA) has responded to the articles in an insightful afterword
https://t.co/SMriqZrTZe

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Read our new special issue on 'Peripheral Europes', edited by Benjamin Kohlmann and Ivana Perica.
https://t.co/MfOeIzXlUv

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The issue includes brilliant contributions by Marta Figlerowicz, @gati_daniella, Lilla Balint and Djordje Popović, Peter Boxall, @g_lazzari_, and Chloe Howe Haralambous

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Peter Womack’s article, available on early view, surveys recent debates over the use of the word ‘Terrorist’. Have a look: https://t.co/3nwf6SexJv

[Joshua Craze @joshua_craze]

The essay I most enjoyed writing was this piece for @CritQuarterly, undertaken at the behest of @leorobsonwriter (so you can blame him). It's about John Berger, Cairo, and Yeats' old dilemma about life and work: https://t.co/y1ZNOQEQ2V (3/8)

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Our new issue, 65.3, is out now! Check out David Trotter on Coleridge's Natural Telegraphy, some new Keywords - 'Stress', 'Matter' and 'Care' - and papers on Doris Lessing https://t.co/ZzRPkiD8uu

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At last someone is saying it https://t.co/1ZpPIV3P46

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At last someone is saying it https://t.co/1ZpPIV3P46

[Critical Quarterly @CritQuarterly]

Our new issue, 65.3, is out now! Check out David Trotter on Coleridge's Natural Telegraphy, some new Keywords - 'Stress', 'Matter' and 'Care' - and papers on Doris Lessing https://t.co/ZzRPkiD8uu

[Leo Robson @leorobsonwriter]

The @CritQuarterly editorial group (of which I’m part) is looking for contributors to the revamped Reviews section — new books but also ‘revaluations’. Next issue is on the life, work, and legacy of Christopher Hitchens. DM me and/or Joe @lifeisnotanovel with ideas or for details

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Our new special issue 'Solitudes Past and Present' is edited by James Morland,  Akshi Singh and Charlie Williams. It's a fascinating issue- take a look! https://t.co/cC3oCUvdXn

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Our new special issue 'Solitudes Past and Present' is edited by James Morland,  Akshi Singh and Charlie Williams. It's a fascinating issue- take a look! https://t.co/cC3oCUvdXn

[Bee Wilson @KitchenBee]

‘ Most of Honey from a Weed doesn’t take the form of recipes but digressions on things that have happened to her…stories of peasants’. @demarionunn on Patience Gray, part of a fascinating essay on peasant food in this issue of @CritQuarterly edited by @leorobsonwriter

[Rhodri Lewis @profrhodrilewis]

I'm late to this from @leorobsonwriter in @critquarterly, but it looks genuinely excellent. Freely available, too.

[Leo Robson @leorobsonwriter]

A brief Substack on our @CritQuarterly John Berger special https://t.co/nOiahupVOh

[David Wolf @davidedgarwolf]

What a collection of writers

[Leo Robson @leorobsonwriter]

Here’s the @CritQuarterly special issue about John Berger, with essays about food, time, transcendence, the portrayal of women, Turner, Picasso (x2), and much much more, featuring @LamornaAsh, @henrymance, @SophieElmhirst, @demarionunn, @marina_warn et al

https://t.co/PevX7S87vN

[Jonathan Derbyshire @Jderbyshire]

This looks very good