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Albion, Vol. 6, Issue 2: Autumn 2009

Fifth Anniversary Edition, No. 2 

Table of Contents

Editorial

Art: Review of Blake's 1809 Exhibition and Catalogue

              Banksy versus Bristol Museum: Review

Photography

              Review of England Observed: John Gay (1909-1999)

              Still Lives: The Photography of Tony Ray-Jones

Books: Reviews of Recent Non-Fiction

              Orientalism and the East (End): Review of Paul Newland's The Cultural Construction of London's East End

              David Gervais's Literary Englands

              Forgetting Empire: Review of Simon Featherstone's Englishness

              Fiction: Stella Gibbons's Nightingale Wood

              Classics of Englishness, Part 2

              Robert Holdstock's Mythago Wood Cycle

              T H White's The Once and Future King

              Richard Hoggart's The Uses of Literacy

              E P Thompson's The Making of the English Working Class

              Gothic Pastoral: Isherwood and Upward's The Mortmere Stories

              The Stories of 'Saki'

              Helen Walasek's The Best of Punch Cartoons

Cinema Corner

              Tony Richardson's The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner

              Richard Lester's The Bed Sitting Room 

Music: Review of the Free Reed Revival re: Masters Series 

              Folk and Rock Reviews (The Liverpool Scene, Little Johnny England, Jimmy Campbell, etc) 

              Classical Reviews (Creith, Bate, Eccles, Goossens, York Bowen, etc)

Diversions

 

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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.

 

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