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Hi Stu,
Welcome to The London Magazine November newsletter! Loads to get through so we will be brief. Opportunities, free content and deals galore:
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Short Story Competition! Only 3 Weeks Left!
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Less than a month remaining! Winners and runners up will receive cash prizes of up to £500, and will follow in the footsteps of the likes of Sylvia Plath, V.S. Pritchett and Jean Rhys in having their work published in The London Magazine. Click the button below or click the poster for more information!
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If you haven't picked up a copy of this month's London Magazine, then you are missing out on a real treat. It's a beautiful journal printed on the nicest paper we could find, featuring poems from Suji Kwock Kim, Fiona Sampson and Ben Aleshire, essays on the artists Katsushika Hokusai and Odilon Redon, as well as fiction, and reviews of the best new literature.
Buy a copy by clicking the cover above, or subscribe below from just £17 (here, we'll even give you 10% off: simply use the code TLM10 my friend).
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This month in our new feature on independent publishers are the international radicals Dostoyevsky Wannabe, who have managed to publish 50 books in 4 years and cultivate an international following out of a front room in Stockport.
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We still have some legacy issues remaining this month, and what a bargain they are. This month we have available the Aug/Sep issues from both 2017 and 2012, featuring poetry from Suzannah V. Evans and Hugo Williams, as well as Grey Gowrie on Heathcote Williams and much much more.
£2.50 for one, or £3.50 for both including postage.
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And now for the best in new writing for the month:
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