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The editor

The editor

With thanks to the writers, photographers and artists responsible for RE | Issue 20 | 2022

The editor
My word is my bond

My word is my bond

If I promise to do something, then I ought to carry it out | Issue 20 | 2022

Calnan on jurisprudence
Metamorphosis

Metamorphosis

A geologist's take on Shanghai | Issue 20 | 2022

The historian
The great migration to the sea

The great migration to the sea

Andrew Robinson at the Kwa-Zulu Natal coast | Issue 20 | 2022

Way of life
Stringers

Stringers

Yui Ota-Barclay returns to Japan a changed woman; Russ Trice finds joy in LA; Andrew Robinson mourns the passing of Archbishop Tutu | Issue 20 | 2022

Stringers
Science fiction, or what it is to be alive

Science fiction, or what it is to be alive

'It seems obvious to me that the universe is utterly pointless' | An essay by Nick Grandage | Issue 20 | 2022

The essay
Life in colour

Life in colour

Photographers around the world delight in colour | Issue 20 | 2022

Wide angle
In search of joy

In search of joy

Say it in a postcard | Issue 20 | 2022

Features
Writings on weather

Writings on weather

Inspired by the anthology of weather, 'Gigantic Cinema' | Issue 20 | 2022

Features
Wild swimming

Wild swimming

A photo essay by Gregg Segal | Issue 20 | 2022

Photo essays
Music in time

Music in time

We recall where we were, and who we were, through the music | Issue 20 | 2022

The guide
Oh, aubergine

Oh, aubergine

Brinjal and idli and dosa, courtesy of Ramya Djealatchoumy in Paris | Issue 20 | 2022

The kitchen table
Nordic coffee with fika

Nordic coffee with fika

In Sweden, over the bridge to Denmark and into Norway, with Tomas Gärdfors | Issue 20 | 2022

Eating out
Tales of shoes gone by

Tales of shoes gone by

One thing you learn is that, however much you may love shoes, they’re not going to stay with you | Issue 20 | 2022

Style
Headlights

Headlights

The photographer is Moontashir Rahman | Issue 20 | 2022

In your face
Where have you found solace?

Where have you found solace?

In these troubled times| Issue 20 | 2022

A direct question
Lesley Browning's playlist

Lesley Browning's playlist

David Byrne, the Lemonheads and You & Me | Issue 20 | 2022

Playlist
Raven Chua on cinema

Raven Chua on cinema

An esoteric, eclectic array of movies, including Royston Tan's 881 | Issue 20 | 2022

The moving image
Two books for 2022

Two books for 2022

Piranesi. The Promise. Entangled Life. Destiny Disrupted | Choose two | Issue 20 | 2022

Bookshelf
Shakespeare

Shakespeare

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? | Alexandra Howe reads sonnet 18 | Issue 20 | 2022

The Poet
Deep learning

Deep learning

Jonathan Chong on synaptic rewiring and artificial intelligence | Issue 20 | 2022

Real science
New York City

New York City

The photographer is Dianne Somma | Issue 20 | 2022

Back Streets
Coda

Coda

Cafés in galleries | Issue 20 | 2022

Coda

Previous issues

    • The Editor

    The Editor

    With thanks to the writers, photographers and artists responsible for RE | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Richard Calnan on jurisprudence

    Richard Calnan on jurisprudence

    Secession | Issue 19 | 2021 | Where's it all going to end?

    Issue 19 | 2021
    The historian

    The historian

    Amid the chaos of war, artworks can go missing | Issue 19 | 2021

    The historian
    Way of life

    Way of life

    Verushka Reddy on love and loss in South Africa | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Stringers

    Stringers

    Ahead of COP26, our stringers file their reports: Noni Shannon in Sydney, Tom Luckock in Beijing, Caroline May in London | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Wide angle

    Wide angle

    It's quiet in Europe

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Underwater

    Underwater

    Go under the surface with Stéphane Braun and photographer Sylvie Ayer | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Two gardeners

    Two gardeners

    Meet Noni and Bina, two gardeners—one in the southern, one in the northern hemisphere | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Ivan Maslarov

    Ivan Maslarov

    Invitation to a private view | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    The guide

    The guide

    Seven writers go out to sea | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    The kitchen table

    The kitchen table

    Honey seed bread in Calgary, courtesy of Elisabeth Trotter | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Eating out

    Eating out

    In Japan, with our Tokyo correspondent Yui Ota | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    In your face

    In your face

    M.A is an emerging artist in Paris. So young. | Issue 19 | 2021

    In your face
    Portfolio

    Portfolio

    Naoshima Island. Modigliani. Toyin Ojih Odutola | Aditya Badami talks about art | Issue 19 | 2021

    Portfolio
    Playlist

    Playlist

    Kenneth Gray was surrounded by bad music when he was young. Things improved as he got older. | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    The moving image

    The moving image

    Gunnar Benediktsson on Chaplin's little tramp and Paul Klee's 'Angel of History' | Issue 19 | 2021

    The moving image
    Bookshelf

    Bookshelf

    Vanisha Weatherspoon's bookshelf includes Fear Is My Homeboy, Yoga Sutras, and The Color of Law | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Charlotte Mew

    Charlotte Mew

    Alexandra Howe reads 'I So Liked Spring' by Charlotte Mew | Issue 19 | 2021

    The Poet
    Real science

    Real science

    Dr Jonathan Chong looks at dragonflies in flight | Issue 19 | 2021

    Real science
    First person

    First person

    'I am black before I’m a woman' | Shauna Clark in conversation with Ingeborg Alexander | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021
    Back streets

    Back streets

    Toronto by Moontashir Rahman | Issue 19 | 2021

    Issue 19 | 2021

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