Erato Magazine

06/02/2025

Medicine and literature interweave in the poetry and prose of Helena Olufsen, who is speaking to the now while looking back.

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03/02/2025

"Twenty four years ago Russell Crowe 'unleashed hell' and rippled his fingers through a field of wheat. Now the world is talking about Paul Mescal in a leather skirt. Swords and sandals, togas and temples and gladiators galore. Just what is it that makes the Romans so endlessly fascinating?" writes Caitriona Miller in her newest piece.

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01/02/2025

In the whirlwind of another trip around the Sun, solace can be found in the purposeful meditations of poets on those first two months of the year.

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01/01/2025

20/12/2024

Dear reader,

We're taking a little break until the new year. Until then, rest well, be merry, and read lots!

Xoxo,
Everyone at Erato Magazine

16/12/2024

Grandma Moses, self-taught American primitive artist, painted many a winter scene.

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12/12/2024

"Arguably harder than a breakup, is losing a friendship you thought would last a lifetime. In all transparency, I’ve never had to go through a breakup," writes .

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09/12/2024

From the tea-towels and tinsel halos of primary school plays, to that go-to, tissues-at-the-ready seasonal film, to the thousands of stable-based images in Western art. Whether you are church-going or not, Christmas is associated with Mary, Joseph and a baby lying in a manger. But, like all religious festivals which have developed over time there's a lot more to it than the Nativity.

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20/11/2024

Writer and director Osgood “Oz” Perkins appears to ask penetrating questions with Longlegs (2024). So why does Perkins’ latest horror flick leave such a profound taste of disappointment behind in the mouth?

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15/11/2024

reviews Amy Stuber's 'Sad Grownup' in our newest piece.

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13/11/2024

Eishal Faisal's poem is inspired by Taylor Swift's 'How Did it End' - read the full piece on our website: www.eratomagazine.com

11/11/2024

The review is in six parts, in our current blog culture’s preferred style: a longform wall-of-text essay. Longform essays are, sometimes, acts of resistance for the attention-deprived world. Then again, critical thinking deserves and easy-in, easy-out style, too.

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09/11/2024

In his groundbreaking 1972 TV series, Ways of Seeing, novelist and critic John Berger put this painting on the screen, describing it as 'a landscape of a cornfield with birds flying out of it.'

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07/11/2024

"I'd take only what was really important. Let's make a list, Dad."
- Sam, Packing for the Moon

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05/11/2024

Erato Magazine catches up with Jessica Swift two years after our initial interview. Read the full piece on our website: www.eratomagazine.com

05/11/2024

Jessica Swift is a 24-year-old multidisciplinary artist from Bradford, England, who primarily works with with contemporary sculpture and abstract painting/mark making....

Jessica Swift is a 24-year-old multidisciplinary artist from Bradford, England, who primarily works with with contemporary sculpture and abstract painting/mark making.

03/11/2024

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