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Go shoppingSit-down interviews and not-your-standard Q&As with authors, people in publishing, artists, musicians, and other very interesting people.
Editor's Pick, Interviews, podcast
Interviews, Literature, Technology
Guillermo Stitch is the author of the award-winning novel, Literature™, and the novel, Lake of Urine: A Love Story.
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Interviews, Uncategorised
Mazin Saleem talks about the recent release of his novellette The Prick, a humorous narrative that revolves around a rescue, guilty friendships and stereotypes.
Arts & Culture, Interviews, Technology
Interview with Phil Harrison: Author of The First Day and Staunch Pats Fan
Digital Subscription, Interviews, Print Issues
Director Jenn Nkiru’s En Vogue, an experimental, high-concept, bold short film documenting the potent vitality of New York’s voguing and ballroom subculture, marked the arrival of an exciting new voice.
Ellie Broughton interviews US artist and filmmaker Lynn Hershman Leeson, who has two pieces on display at Ambika P3 as part of the exhibition CASEBOOKS.
Abbs’ powerful portrait of Lucia Joyce’s struggle to free her artistic passion for movement from her father’s shadow can’t fail to grip anyone with a dream in their head.
Emma Nuttall speaks to first-time author Annabel Fielding, who has a unique take on the historical novel.
When I first read this piece I immediately felt alert, tense, curious, invited to reread, to guess, to be bounced about like a pinball on a fast glittery ride.
Interviews, Litro TV, Technology
LitroTV interviews contributor Seth Clabough on his debut novel All Things Await, available from Amazon, Barnes and Nobles and fine brick-and-mortar bookstores.
Here, there are spaces for everybody—you just need to realize what makes you different from the rest of the crowd and amplify it.
Melbourne writer Venita Munir interviews Calexico co-founder and drummer John Convertino.
“I think I usually write my way into things.”
We interview our cover artist this month, known for her works revolving around themes of power, masculinity and man’s relationship to nature.
“The only way theatre can interrogate our relationship with the digital world is by embracing the live-ness.”