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Taken from the current issue of Empire magazine, on sale now.

This is an edited extract of Love Jihad from the current issue of Granta, India – Another Way of Seeing.

From the current issue of The Virginia Quarterly Review, Willard Spiegelman on the state of American poetry.

You can navigate the feed to suit your interests: choose the Current Issue header and you will find all articles and cartoons from the current issue of the magazine, with familiar typefaces from the print edition.

This article, from the current issue of The Economist, looks at the background to the meeting, at the recent history of family planning in developing countries, and especially at the personal and macroeconomic benefits from making it more widely available.

Or, maybe just by looking at the order sheet — all Jimmy Beans workers are dyed-in-the-wool knitting enthusiasts — the worker can see that the customer is planning to knit a shawl from the current issue of Vogue Knitting.

For months afterward — and on through my time as editor in chief of Marie Claire — I would receive a hand-typed note from Helen, critiquing the current issue of the magazine I was editing.

A fashion shoot featuring still images from "Somnambuli" appears in the current issue of Dossier magazine.

Nicholas E. Calio, the White House lobbyist in charge of pushing the use-of-force resolution against Iraq through Congress, stares authoritatively from Page 107 of the current issue of Wine Spectator with a 1997 Chianti on his West Wing desk.

One observation to be made from a glance at the current issue of People magazine, which is devoted to the best and worst dressed, is that the culture has produced inordinate opportunities for people to look bad.

When compared to groups of Americans who show little patriotic sentiment or embrace pluralism and diversity, "Disagreement about the importance of Christianity as a criterion of national membership is a central axis of division," researchers from Harvard University and New York University reported in the current issue of the American Sociological Review.