The Madrid Review’s Substack
The Madrid ReviewA substack for Madrid-based litmag The Madrid Review. We publish first time and already-published authors in English and Spanish as well as interviews with well-known literary figures. We also love all things booky and arty and anything to do with Madrid.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 105 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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The Making of The Autobiography of Malcolm X
Today in 1925, Malcolm X was born in Omaha, Nebraska. A century later, the work most responsible for shaping his global image remains The Autobiography of Malcolm X.
The autobiography emerged from an intense collaboration between Malcolm X...
Ballet Review: 'Julieta y Romeo' - Wit, Intelligence and Emotional Precision in Madrid
Mats Ek’s Julieta y Romeo is a deeply rewarding and unexpectedly moving evening. This is an intelligent, mischievous, emotionally acute production, consistently alive to the strange contortions and machinations of humans in love - and human...
A Brief Guide to the 'Generation of ’27'
The ‘Generation of ’27’ is best understood as a loosely connected school of poets. It was less a formal movement than a celebrated collection of writers who are now deeply embedded in Spain’s cultural memory and taught in schools across the...
On the anniversary of Richard Adams’ birthday, a look back at the weird and wonderful 'Watership Down'.
Photo Credit: Associated Press
Richard Adams was born on the 9th May, 1920, in Berkshire, England, into a landscape he’d later immortalise in his books. The rolling downs, fields, hedgerows and lanes around Newbury were Adam’s childhood tu...
Lorca, 90 Years On: A major new cultural cycle takes shape in Madrid
At a time when Spain is once again debating memory, identity and the unfinished legacy of the twentieth century, the opening session of the cycle 90 años sin Lorca at UGT Madrid felt less like a commemorative exercise than a reaffirmation o...
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The Madrid Review is a bilingual literary and arts magazine based in Madrid, Spain. We feature new poets and writers and interviews with top literary figures plus reviews and news from the worlds of books, art, music and culture.
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