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The London Magazine - October / November 2008 by Sara-Mae Tuson
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The London Magazine - October / November 2008 by Sara-Mae Tuson by Sara-Mae Tuson

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Title: The London Magazine - October / November 2008
Editor:Sara-Mae Tuson
Contributors:Shanta Acharya, Mani Shankar Aiyar, Sascha Akhtar, Richard Aronowitz, Utpal Kumar Basu, Lucy Beresford, Mark Budman, Archie Davies, Frank Dullaghan, Kit Fan, Andrew Fentham, Janice Fox, Sunil Gangopadhyay, Amitav Ghosh, Zoe Green, Gulzar, Erenest Hilbert, Trilby Kent, Jeremy Kuper, Linda Leatherbarrow, Simon Martin, Anna Sujatha Mathai, Daljit Nagra, May Nelson, May Nelson Paulissen, Nicholas Royle, Anjan Saha, Sudeep Sen, Kiran Toor, Ashoke Viswanathan, John Weston, Jeremy Worman
Publisher: The London Magazine
Format: Paperback
Pages: 96
Price: £6.95
ISBN: 0024-6085
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The London Magazine - October / November 2008 by Sara-Mae Tuson

Poems by Mani Shankar Aiyar, Andrew Fentham, Anjan Saha, Daljit Nagra, Ernest Hilbert, Utpal Kumar Basu, Gulzar, Sunil Gangopadhyay, Janice Fox, Shanta Acharya, John Weston....

Short stories by Lucy Beresford and Mark Budman

Trilby Kent interviews Amitav Ghosh about his latest book Sea of Poppies, Longlisted for the 2008 Booker Prize.
May Nelson explores the mystery of The Lady Who Wrote Sonnets With Shakespeare
A Very (Indian) British Poet: an interview with Daljit Nagra, by Archie Davies
Ashoke Viswanathan examines the relationship between ‘Cinema and Literature’
Kiran Toor speaks with Sascha Akhtar on her latest book of poetry The Grimoire of Grimalkin

Reviews by Richard Aronowitz, Jeremy Kuper, Nicholas Royle, Sudeep Sen, and Jeremy Worman.

POETRY
Mani Shankar Aiyar, God
Andrew Fentham, White Van Man
Anjan Saha, Watering Can
Daljit Nagra, Two Poems
Erenest Hilbert, The Fast
Frank Dullaghan, My MG Maestro
Utpal Kumar Basu, Untitled
Gulzar, Fuel
Sunil Gangopadhyay, Two Poems
Janice Fox, Mother India
Kit Fan, BN(O)
Linda Leatherbarrow, Patience
Anna Sujatha Mathai, Mother’s Veena
Shanta Acharya, Two Poems
Zoe Green, Eclipse and the End of Love
John Weston, ‘Shadow-boxing’

FICTION
Lucy Beresford, Endurance
Mark Budman, The Titan: An Office Romance

FEATURES
Simon Martin, Dhruva Mistry: Making Connections
May Nelson Paulissen, The Lady Who Wrote Sonnets With Shakespeare
Trilby Kent Seeds of the Diaspora: an interview with Amitav Ghosh
Ashoke Viswanathan, Cinema and Literature
Kiran Toor, Open Conduit: Sascha Akhtar’s Grimoire of Grimalkin
Archie Davies, A Very (Indian) British Poet: an interview with Daljit Nagra

REVIEWS
Nicholas Royle, Nervous Laughter
Richard Aronowitz on Tariq Latif
Sudeep Sen on Bangladeshi writing
Jeremy Worman on Tom Lee
Jeremy Kuper on The Bloodaxe Book of Contemporary Indian Poets

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