BERLIN QUARTERLY was founded by James Guerin with a conviction that Berlin — the city of Brecht and Benjamin, of the Wall and its fall, of techno and contemporary art — deserved a literary journal in English that could match its intellectual ambition. The publication features fiction, essays, poetry, photography, and art that draw on Berlin's unique position as a city where history, culture, and creative experimentation collide on every street corner.
Each issue brings together international writers and artists whose work engages with the themes that Berlin makes unavoidable: borders and their dissolution, memory and forgetting, the relationship between political history and personal experience. The design is elegant, the writing is ambitious, and the overall production reflects a publication that takes both its city and its literary mission seriously.
For readers who love Berlin or who love literature — and especially for those who love both — BERLIN QUARTERLY is the English-language journal that the city's literary scene has always needed.
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