In 1991, Burchill, Landesman and Toby Young established a short-lived magazine "Modern Review" through which she met Charlotte Raven, with whom she had a much publicised affair. "was only a lesbian for about six weeks in 1995" she claimed in an interview with Lynn Barber in 2004, or "my very enjoyable six months of lesbianism" in a 2000 article. Launched under the slogan "Low culture for high brows", the magazine lasted until 1995, when Burchill and her colleagues fell out. It was briefly revived by Burchill, with Raven editing, in 1997. The 'Fax war' in 1993 between Burchill and author Camille Paglia, published in the "Modern Review", gained much attention.