The Madrid Review’s Substack
The Madrid Review, Laura Cecile Moore, Jayne MarshallA 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.
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The Art of Returning: Seville, Aracena and the Layers of Memory
There is much to be said for memories revisited. The first quality of experience can be powerful but second time around it can become even greater – because your memory adds another level to the original. Perhaps these later levels sometime...
The Madrid Review Press Is Open for Poetry Collections
We’re delighted to announce that The Madrid Review Press is now open to submissions for poetry collections.
We want to publish ambitious, distinctive and compelling poetry: collections with a clear voice, a sense of purpose and something t...
Polly Barton: translating herself into fiction
The British writer and Japanese literary translator published her novel ‘¿Qué soy, un ciervo?’ last week, an exploration of identity, desire and self-invention.
There’s something revealing about the title of Polly Barton’s first novel. ¿Qu...
THE SATURDAY CONSENSUS: Haruki Murakami’s ‘Abandoning a Cat’: Miniature masterpiece or essay in search of a book?
The book: A small story with a long shadow
Haruki Murakami’s Abandoning a Cat: A Personal Story, published in English on the 20th of October 2026, is an intimate meditation on memory, family estrangement and the limits of what we can ever...
Don’t Belong: The Haunting Mystery of George Harrison’s Blue Jay Way
Illustration by Alan Aldridge, from The Beatles Illustrated Lyrics (1969).
Blue Jay Way, composed by George Harrison in 1967, is a song that I was supernally captivated by as a child. When I used to listen to it, I felt and imagined that I...
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The Madrid Review is an international literary and arts magazine based in Madrid, Spain. We connect the English and Spanish-speaking literary worlds. Paid content every Monday.
Lifelong obsessive quester. I cycle through fixations; currently: artistic sensibility, Jean Rhys, unconscious thought, Icelandic place names. Published in Liberties, Electric Literature, & The Madrid Review. Forthcoming in The Philosopher.
My debut essay collection was published in 2025 by Modern Odyssey Books. My second collection will be published by Ybernia in 2027. I hold a master's in creative writing (University of Oxford). I'm an editor + Editor of The Madrid Review.
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