The Metropolitan Review
The Metropolitan Review, Ross Barkan, Blake Smith, Matthew Morgan, Joel Cuthbertson, Stuart Ross, Derek Neal, Caleb Caudell, Stephen G. Adubato, Megan Gafford, Vanessa Ogle, Lou Bahet, Sam Jennings, Adam Pearson, David Polonoff, The Wayback Machine, Thomas Peermohamed Lambert, Steff, Django Ellenhorn, Ena Alvarado, Jonah Raskin, D. Eric Parkison, Sav Huitema, Tom McAllister, Anita BushellThe Metropolitan Review is a books and culture review magazine founded in 2025.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 121 | Subscribers | Read | metropolitanreview.org |
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Latest Issues
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Coming and Age
Francis Bacon, Figure in Movement, 1976, Oil and dye transfer lettering on canvas
A Cat Chasing a Laser Beam
Marc Chagall, Self Portrait with Muse (Dream), 1917-18, Oil on canvas
The Death of the Author
Odilon Redon, Le Buddha, 1895, Lithograph on chine collé
The Mighty Kubrick
On the Set of Barry Lyndon, 1975, Photograph, Getty Images
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
The Metropolitan Review is a books and culture review magazine founded in 2025.
My new novel, Glass Century, is out now. I'm the Editor-in-Chief of The Metropolitan Review, a contributing writer to the New York Times Magazine, and a columnist for New York Magazine.
An omnivorous reader building a life out of books.
Joel Cuthbertson is a writer and librarian from Denver.
American writer
I write about literature, film, culture...and whatever else I'm interested in.
Fiction and nonfiction. [email protected]
Stephen G. Adubato is a writer and professor of philosophy based in New York. He is also the curator of the Cracks in Postmodernity blog, podcast, and magazine. Follow him on Twitter @stephengadubato and Instagram @cracksinpomo
Artist and writer
Vanessa Ogle is a poet, writer, and educator. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, The Nation, Business Insider, Literary Hub, Cordite Poetry Review, and elsewhere. She received her MFA from Hunter College and lives in New York.
Founder & Executive Editor at The Metropolitan Review
American Writer in London/Poetry Editor at The Hinternet/Film Critic at The Metropolitan Review.
Commentary, criticism, fiction, and other prose
Novelist
Thomas Peermohamed Lambert is a writer, like everyone else on here. His first novel, Shibboleth, is published by Europa Editions.
Austin-based poet and essayist. Author of CATACLYSM MOVES ME I REGRET TO SAY (2025).
Fiction Editor at The Metropolitan Review
Writer, researcher, and fact-checker from Caracas, Venezuela
Author in San Francisco
Poet and Programming Director at the Gloucester Writers Center
I’m Savannah "Sav" Huitema, a writer, model, and J.D. living in Manhattan. I think and write about law, art, fashion and culture.
Author of novels HOW TO BE SAFE (2018) and THE YOUNG WIDOWER'S HANDBOOK (2017), as well as essay collection IT ALL FELT IMPOSSIBLE (2025). Book Fight! podcast co-host. Barrelhouse Magazine nonfiction editor.
Anita Bushell is the author of One Way to Whitefish (2024), and Object Essays: A Collection (2022). Her work appears in multiple publications online. Find her at anitabushell.com
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