The Madrid Review’s Substack
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 18 | Subscribers | Read | themadridreview.substack.com |
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The Poetry of Sting
Sting’s long been the whipping boy of the cool crowd - he’s literate, not afraid to show it and hardly shy and retiring about his own abilities. “Yes. I think I’m arrogant,” he laughed, in a 1983 interview with Musician magazine. “I think I...
The Poetry of Lana del Rey
It was December 2020, at the beginning of the Covid pandemic, and I would spend my days reading fiction and doom-scrolling. I was in the middle of The Colour Out of Space, taken aback by H.P. Lovecraft’s non-Euclidean forms, when someone in...
Stories I'd Like To Read But Can't Write
I was going to call this series, Stories I’d Like To Read But Can’t Be Arsed To Write, because that’s how the whole phenomenon struck me in my mind. But, upon sitting down and starting to type this out, I realised that the real reason is th...
The Poetry of Rufus, Richard and Billy
Lately I'm drawn to men of a certain age in the music I'm listening to. And it appears I'm not alone: one of the songs I’ve been playing on loop is Rufus Wainwright covering his father, Loudon Wainwright III's track, “One Man Guy”.
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The Madrid Review is a bilingual literary and arts magazine based in Madrid, Spain. Most posts are written by James Hartley, the editor. Hit us up if you have a book coming out!
Nah.
Half an author. Good liver.
Now based in Alexandria, VA | I’m mostly into literature and writing both in Spanish and English | Spanish Ph.D. and college instructor. Read my stuff here, or check out my podcast in Spanish at @elmatizdifusion on substack.
My debut essay collection was published by Modern Odyssey Books. I hold a master's in creative writing (University of Oxford). I live in Madrid (Spain) and I'm an editor (before at a publisher, now freelance). I write for The Madrid Review.
Internationally published Poet & Writer. Editor of Poetry & Purpose Magazine. MA Creative Writing. BA (Hons) English Lit & Creative Writing. Writing for Wellbeing Workshop Facilitator. Mum to furry children. Lives by the ocean. Buys too many books.
Imagine Sylvia Plath survived her suicide but in 2015, age 82, is a nobody. Darkness & Life is a Literary novel which asks the question: is it better to be infamous or alive? I live in Wales and am chronically ill so tend to follow not subscribe.
Singer/Songwriter@thecreedlesspreacher .Gardener by day in Southern Spain
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