Leo Robson
Writer at Freelance
Staff Writer, New Statesman at The New Statesman
writing @lrb @newleftreview @bookforum @nytimes novel coming 2025 @riverrunbooks https://t.co/uC9irVAePZ editing @lit_review presenting @grantamag podcast
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Jude Cook |Anne Enright |Nikesh Shukla |Leo Robson |Sarah Moss
Jude Cook, author and publisher of Conduit BooksIn Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray, the languid Lord Henry announces: “There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.”I’m not so sure. During the days after the announcement of my new small press, Conduit Books, the conversation about the balance and representation of women and men in publishing roared back into life.
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1 month ago |
the-fence.com | Leo Robson
An extract from Leo Robson’s forthcoming novel. Johnny, 30 and bored, recalls the appearance of his half-brother and his half-brother’s girlfriend. In the mornings Lawrence and Emily would cross the hall and tickle me awake, then he would disappear to make breakfast – a full English, adapted to accommodate the household rule about pork products. ‘Has to be full English,’ he would say, ‘what else?’ It seemed not to be a rhetorical question.
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1 month ago |
literaryreview.co.uk | Leo Robson
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Feb 18, 2025 |
leorobson.substack.com | Leo Robson
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Feb 7, 2025 |
newleftreview.org | Leo Robson
Dylan hasn’t always been a legend. Or at least not consistently. Joan Baez, in her poison-pen love-letter ‘Diamonds and Rust’, sang that he burst on the scene ‘already’ one. Born Robert Zimmerman in Minnesota, he travelled east in January 1961 to meet his ailing hero Woody Guthrie.
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