The Review

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In the first edition of The Review, an innovative new online magazine, reviewers and feature writers "stay attentive to the chimerical, disobedient, and unruly voices among us, and also ensure that originality and plurality remain at the heart of our culture."

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  1. Folge 1

    An Interruption - Guy Gunaratne

    Guy Gunaratne introduces The Review by WritersMosaic and Jhalak as an act of collective self-assertion. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    Ally, Critic or Both? - Colin Grant

    Colin Grant, Director of WritersMosaic, writes about the online platform's role in putting an end to tokenism and short-term engagement with writers from the global majority. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    How to Disrupt, Build and Flourish - Sunny Singh

    Sunny Singh, founder of the Jhalak Prize for writers of colour, sets out the case for The Review by WritersMosaic & Jhalak. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    Eating the Archive & Incubation: a space for monsters - Nisha Ramayya

    Nisha Ramayya reviews the poetry collections Eating the Archive by Yousif M. Qasmiyeh and Incubation: a space for monsters by Bhanu Kapil. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    This Thread of Gold & Disobedient Bodies - Shara Atashi

    Shara Atashi reviews This Thread of Gold by Catherine Joy White and Disobedient Bodies by Emma Dabiri. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    Top Doll - Yvonne Singh

    Yvonne Singh reviews an innovative novel in verse about dolls in New York by Sharon McCarthy Woolf. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    The Things That We Lost - Shani Akilah

    A review by Shani Akilah of The Things That We Lost by Jyoti Patel about British-Gujarati identities in post-Brexit Britain. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    Vlad, the Fabulous Vampire - Sharon King-Chai

    Sharon King-Chai reviews Vlad, the Fabulous Vampire, by Flavia Z Drago. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    Safiyyah’s War - Jasbinder Bilan

    Jasbinder Bilan reviews Safiyyah’s War, the 2023 book for children by Hiba Noor Khan. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    Notable - Sarah Shaffi

    Sarah Shaffi's round up of notable, newly published books in the spring of 2024. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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    Postcard - Mazen Maarouf

    Mazen Maarouf writes about a significant encounter with Naima in Gaza and his father's dream about her. The Review is an original audio series by WritersMosaic Magazine from the Royal Literary Fund. Discover more new writing at WritersMosaic.org.uk

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In the first edition of The Review, an innovative new online magazine, reviewers and feature writers "stay attentive to the chimerical, disobedient, and unruly voices among us, and also ensure that originality and plurality remain at the heart of our culture."

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