THE PETT REVIEW
The Pett Review, Daniela Clemens, Alfred Portman, Caitlin Farrell, Ben Sims, Mariam, Sofía Vidart, Dylan Tapper, Roberto SiderisTHE PETT REVIEW is a nomadic English-language arts & culture magazine established in Paris in 2025. Featuring young poets, writers and artists.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 71 | Subscribers | Read | thepettreview.substack.com |
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On Object Permanence
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Stop calling AI an idiot!
Chat is not an idiot, and that is the problem. Humans are irrational. And my friend and I decided, human irrationality must be an evolutionary advantage. Sorry, but whether you are in the 300,000 years of evolution or the divine creation ca...
On Why I Am No Longer A Zionist
Daniela in Akko, a seaside town just North of Haifa, in 2004. Photo Credit: Chadwick Meyer.
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THE PETT REVIEW is an English-language magazine established in Paris in 2025. Featuring young poets, writers and artists. Expect monthly poetry, prose, short stories, and reviews from young academics, artists and writers.
Writer, illustrator, co-founder of a tech company. Former fundamentalist and ashamed former Zionist. Mother to 3 teens ruined by the internet and 2 cats ruined by unquestioning adoration. Obsessed with pickles.
Writer, Sunday painter and freelance dilettante &c.
wine merchant, sommelier, literature bore, roman catholic, south london's princess
Short stories once a month. Will write anything for anyone--message me.
I rant about life and call it a personal essay
Absorbo, registro, festejo y me quejo en castellano e inglés
An opinionated homosexual
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