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Table of contents
Table of contents from London Review of Books Vol. 48 No. 18 (25 September 2026)

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Letters
The letters page from London Review of Books Vol. 48 No. 18 (25 September 2026)

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D.K. Renton: Diary
A t the start​ of this decade, Labour held 37 of the 70 seats on Bristol City Council; all four of the city’s MPs were Labour. In the 2021 local elections there was a thirteen-seat swing...

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Pablo Scheffer: Frightened Chicks
Olives didn’t take; the wine wasn’t as good as it was back home. Other industry remained limited. Despite building cities, roads, ports and villas that surpassed anything constructed in the next millennium, it seems that the Romans never established themselves in Britain quite as enthusiastically as they did elsewhere.

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Paul Taylor: Free Agents
The idea that AI was an existential threat seemed faintly ludicrous in 2024: how could a program that simply issued a response to a prompt become a malevolent force? In the last few weeks, the way that process might begin has become clearer. If nothing else, we can see what losing control of AI programs might look like.

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