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Albion, Vol. 8, Issue 2: Autumn 2011
Table of Contents
Art
Thomas Houseago: What Went Down
Books
James Curtis: The Slang King
Michael Wood's The Story of England
The Sociocultural Struggle in English Literature: E M Forster's Leonard Bast and Thomas Hardy's Jude Fawley
Gustav Temple's Am I A Chap?
Cinema
James Hill's Lunch Hour Patrick Keiller's Robinson in Ruins Television
Alan Plater's The Beiderbecke Trilogy Music
Folk and Rock Reviews (Peter Bellamy, Amazing Blondel, Martin Simpson, Sandy Denny, etc)
Peter Hammill of Van der Graaf Generator: Interview and Retrospective Classical Reviews (Delius, Hurd, Martelli, Dubery, Elgar, Blackford, etc)
Diversions
Mission Statement Albion Magazine Online is a public service, not-for-profit biannual web-based magazine dedicated to exploring English culture and identity from a liberal, inclusive perspective. A magazine for modern English people regardless of age, ethnic background, region, class etc, it seeks to investigate and celebrate the positive aspects of Englishness and English culture without ignoring areas that need improvement. With coverage of topics that are often neglected in the mainstream media, Albion brings a holistic approach to Englishness and the place of the English person in today's world. You can read all the back issues in the Archive.
Our next edition will be published in Spring 2012.
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