Red Fish
James LeeReflections on literature and art.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 109 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Raw Emotion: The Life and Art of Alfred Wallis
"He painted from memory and many of his artworks expressively capture the emotion of a life lived on and around ships and the sea."
Ben Nicholson and Christopher Wood’s ‘discovery’ of the seventy-three year-old British artist Alfred Wallis...
Swimming Home by Deborah Levy
Deborah Levy’s novel Swimming Home was shortlisted for the Booker Prize 2012.
It is set over the summer of 1994 and revolves around a group of British friends who have rented a villa in the South of France.
Alongside the characters Joe (a...
Late-20th Century British Plays
"From the 1950s onwards, skilfully crafted but socially conservative plays were superseded by cutting-edge dramas that wrestled with wider issues such as sexuality, violence, and social injustice."
It needed time to recover from the trauma...
A Spanish Poem: The Land of Alvargonzález by Antonio Machado
"I love how it is imbued with anthropomorphism and magical realism - reveries; inauspicious omens; soils that bleed; streams that whisper unnerving mantras; the father’s vengeful ghost."
One of my favourite Spanish poems is La Tierra de Al...
Utopian Visions: The Life and Work of William Morris
William Morris’s iconic Red House in Bexleyheath (Image credit: James Lee © 2022)
Many writers and artists have been fascinated by utopias, and no-one more so than the British designer, poet/novelist, and political activist William Morris...
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British writer drifting around Cambridge like Byron's ghost. Twice-weekly reflections on literature and art. ✨️
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