
THE PETT REVIEW is an annual English-language arts & culture magazine established in Paris in 2025. Pushing the spotlight into the peripheries for the critical and curious.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 107 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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We hear from Pett Special Correspondent Vladek Moreno, a Covent Garden resident who witnessed yesterday's criminal antics.
I was cutting through Neal Street on my way back home for lunch break, the way I do most days. And, the way...
While The Pett Review prefers to buy used rather than new. Especially when it comes to mass-produced furniture, sometimes an antique rosewood chest of drawers is as impractical as it is unaffordable. The reality is our editors are constantl...
When my Angolan friend invited me to watch The Odyssey at Cineworld, Leicester Square, I was hesitant. I hadn’t heard of Christopher Nolan before, but I had heard of The Odyssey. My friend assured me that the IMAX was the place to see it, a...
There are a few masterpieces at the Whistler exhibition: ‘Harmony in Grey and Green; Miss Cicely Alexander’ (1872-73) is good, and ‘Miss Agnes Mary Alexander’ (1873) I personally find very good despite it being one of the only paintings tha...
There was a time — around two decades ago — when walking into Gail’s meant something. The bread had actual weight and flavour. The coffee was still recognisably coffee. That Gail’s is gone. What’s left is trading under the same red signage,...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
THE PETT REVIEW is an English-language magazine established in Paris in 2025. A literary vagabond of no fixed abode, publishing poetry, prose, and criticism from the peripheries. We favour voice over credentials, and conviction over neutrality.
'As fatale as an after dinner mint' | Conservation Adviser and Freelance Writer often found lamenting a lack of whimsy
Writer, Sunday painter and freelance dilettante &c.
Siempre llevo un libro encima
Dog Dad and Sunday Painter
Absorbo, registro, festejo y me quejo en castellano e inglés
Founding editor of The Pett Review.
Researching architectural motifs used in political pamphlets in revolutionary France.
pendejo, sarcástico y amigable
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