Lost your password?

Brits on the Water

by Jamie Brisick

¡Qué tontos los ingleses!

The callousness of Brexit; the empathy of poets. By Martha Sprackland

Italian Cuisine

by Russell Norman

Reportage

Just Kids by Patti Smith

A remembrance by Ana da Silva
I bought Just Kids in summer 2010 at Waterstones, in Notting Hill, London. My copy is the British first paperback edition. The book is so full of love, warmt... Read more

Downtown Beirut

by Anbara Salam
This elegant pedestrianized neighbourhood was formerly the vibrant historical centre of Beirut, and is now host to many of Beirut’s swankiest, and priciest, caf... Read more

The Terrible Prophecies of Brexit

by Yanis Varoufakis
Brexit rode to victory on the coat-tails of a type of discontent whose power sprang from its insuperable reluctance to specify its nature. Seemingly focused on a foreign power centre that British voters saw (with some justification) as the usurper of... Read more

Average

Candice Carty-Williams offers a catalogue of a body
In the white spaces through which I move, I am invisible and painfully visible at the same time.

Beauty is the Beast

Krishna Istha on queerness, gender and the people who raise us
"I am the person that people move away from on the bus. I am the person that cops stop for no reason."

Drag Kings and the Femme Gaze

Temi Wilkey on performance art and the inimitable Charli XCX
Temi Wilkey exults in the elasticity of sexuality, reflecting the fluid experience of drag back onto her waiting audience.

What Will Cost You Most

Chris Kraus looks back on a younger self
Chris Kraus looks back on her younger self, tracing the urge to capture thought and feeling on celluloid film.