TANK is an independent UK-based quarterly publication, that covers contemporary culture, fashion, art, architecture, technology and politics.
In this issue:
‘This summer, Claudia Steinberg speaks to Waanyi Nation author Alexis Wright on the slow drumbeat writing that sounds like a drum. We publish new poetry from Gboyega Odubanjo and ask poets: What’s a poem, anyway? Lydia Davis muses on five unusual words, Keith Ridgway presents the mind of an ex-priest in south London, and the TANK team send back a multi-part dispatch from the Venice Biennale. Dan Sinykin explains how industry conglomeration works on the written word, Jonathan Nunn takes us on a tour of London via his collection of books on food, and Charles Asprey lets us in to his art book world.’
And amongst the books, a handful of mags! Spot Chicken + Bread, Poison Lasagne and Journal du Thé as part of Jonathan Nunn’s aforementioned collection.
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