26 February 2021
‘When the time came that Nora was alone most of the night and part of the day….she went about disturbing nothing; then she became aware that her soft and careful movements were the outcome of an unreasonable fear – if she disarranged anything Robin might become confused – might lose the scent of home.’ Continue reading “Fixations: Reading Nightwood and the Domestic”
26 February 2021
Charlotte Knight, Goldsmiths, University of London
I often wonder what could have been
My stomach a cold moon
steam rising from my body
like a freshly boiled egg Continue reading “WE MUST CONTINUALLY REVISE OUR ENDINGS”
9 November 2020
Artist Kabe Wilson gives a diaristic account of his attempt to engage with Bloomsbury modernism over the lockdown period and against the backdrop of the global Black Lives Matter protests. Continue reading “On Being Still”
Poems by Sarah Hymas
The problem with my work
is that it’s far too Apollonian…
God, it must drive you mad,
my wrist-grabbing dance with Order!
The hope is that it drives me mad, too.
The Modernist Review 