An interview with Fiona Sampson
Fiona Sampson MBE is a poet and writer, published in thirty-seven languages, who has received international prizes in the US,…
An interview with Ben Ehrenreich
Just south of the village, Nabi Saleh, there is a spring. It is called Ein al Qoos or the Bow…
An interview with Yewon Jung
In 2015, Deborah Smith – translator of Han Kang’s The Vegetarian – set up Tilted Axis Press, a publishing house…
An interview with Gwilym Jones
There’s something about the unpredictability of a storm that arouses excitement and chaos in a reader, writer, or just your…
Interview with Caleb Femi – Young People’s Laureate for London
Caleb Femi, a 26 year old teacher and poet from Peckham, has been chosen to be the new Young People’s…
Short Story Competition 2016 | An interview with Steven O’Brien
Attention all entrants! With only a month until our Short Story Competition 2016 closes, we spoke to our editor, Steven…
Short Story Competition 2016 | An interview with Erica Wagner
With just over a month until our Short Story Competition 2016 closes, we spoke to one of the judges, Erica Wagner, and…
Short Story Competition 2016 | An interview with Max Porter
With just over a month until our Short Story Competition 2016 closes, we spoke to judge Max Porter and found out about…
Short Story Competition 2016 | An interview with Angus Cargill
With just over a month until our Short Story Competition 2016 closes, we caught up with judge Angus Cargill and found…
An interview with Southbank Centre Literature Festival’s Ted Hodgkinson
This October, Southbank Centre will host its 10th Literature Festival, ‘Living in Future Times’. Beginning with a reading of H. G.…
An interview with Camille Ralphs
Hurst Street Press publisher Shoshana Kessler speaks to poet Camille Ralphs about her recent poetry publication Malkin. SK: I recently…
An interview with Bernard O’Donoghue
Bernard O’Donoghue was born in 1945 in Cullen, Co Cork. His latest collection, The Seasons of Cullen Church, returns with…
An interview with Ian McMillian
In this interview with Ian McMillan, The London Magazine’s Editor, Steven O’Brien, and Production Manager, Rachel Chanter, discuss Ian McMillan’s…
Poetry Prize | An interview with Rebecca Perry
Ahead of our Poetry Prize, which closes 30th June, we spoke to judge Rebecca Perry about prizes, publication and what she’ll…
Poetry Prize | An interview with Andrew McMillan
Ahead of our Poetry Prize, which opens 1st May, we caught up with one of our two esteemed judges to…
An interview with Emily Berry
Emily Berry’s 2013 debut Dear Boy established her as a poet of ‘sinful inventiveness’ and ‘startling gifts’. As the editor of…
We Don’t Know What We’re Doing
Editor of The Stinging Fly, one of Ireland’s top literary magazines, Thomas Morris is no stranger to reading and writing short fiction.…
Short Story Competition: A word from the Judges
With just a couple weeks left till the end of our annual Short Story Competition we spoke to the Judges to find out exactly…
Short Story Competition: A word from the Judges
With just a few weeks left till the end of our annual Short Story Competition we spoke to the Judges to find out…
Short Story Competition: A word from the Judges
With just a few weeks left till the end of our annual Short Story Competition we spoke to the Judges to find out…
“We live in the age of the beautiful book” – interview with Chris Riddell
Writer, illustrator and current Children’s Laureate Chris Riddell is becoming an increasingly familiar name to stumble upon in the literary…
Interview with Selina Nwulu – Young Poet Laureate for London
Yesterday, Selina Nwulu was chosen from 6 young poets to be the new Young Poet Laureate for London. Supported by Foundation…
An Interview with Calisi Press
In recent months Ferrante Fever has been catching. If you haven’t already heard of the anonymous Italian female author who’s…
O Brittania Where Art Thou? An interview with Mohammad Zahoor
by Steven O’Brien This interview originally appeared on The Huffington Post. Mohammad Zahoor is a Ukraine-based British businessman and publisher of the…
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