The Erotic Review, Issue 2
Release date: November 15, 2024
First published in 1997 as a bimonthly magazine, the Erotic Review relaunched in 2024 as an art and literary platform that explores desire. Edited by Lucy Roeber and Saskia Vogel, designed & art directed by Studio Frith, the Erotic Review publishes stories, poetry and essays by leading writers and each limited edition magazine is curated by a different art editor.
In this issue:
Guest Art Editor
Enuma Okoro
Artists
Loie Hollowell, Firelei Báez, Ana Prvački and Yulia Mahr
Writers
Geoffrey Mak, Frankie Barnet, Hanna Nordenhök (trans. Saskia Vogel), Can Xue (trans. Karen Gernant), John Burnside, Sulaiman Addonia, Claudia Cravens, Kira Josefsson, Jacqui Cornetta, Agri Ismaïl, Emily Waddell, Jessica Stoya, Liara Roux and Brian Lin
Poets
Juliana Huxtable, Marie Howe, Margaret Ross and Carmen Sánchez Ramos (trans. Judith Kerman)
Cover
Loie Hollowell
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