Interview | Libation’s legacy: Malika Booker on her Forward Prize win
Jamie Cameron Libation’s legacy: Malika Booker on her Forward Prize win . Malika Booker won the 2023 Forward Prize for…
Interview | Elisabeth Mulenga’s choreographic journey through film, faith, and fusion
Katie Tobin Elisabeth Mulenga’s choreographic journey through film, faith, and fusion . Sadler’s Wells presents the first public sharing of…
Interview | Alice Cappelle on Collapse Feminism: The Online Battle for Feminism’s Future by Siena Swire
Siena Swire Collapse Feminism . Collapse Feminism: The Online Battle for Feminism’s Future, Alice Cappelle, Repeater Books, pp. 222, £10.99. .…
Interview | For Sara Shamma, death is beautiful
Katie Tobin For Sara Shamma, death is beautiful Sara Shamma: Bold Spirits, runs from 9 September – 25 February, 2024,…
Interview | Octavia Bright on selfhood and the confessional
Katie Tobin Octavia Bright on selfhood and the confessional This Ragged Grace, Octavia Bright, Canongate, 2023, pp. 256, £16.99. .…
Interview | A.K. Blakemore: ‘I was writing for me, at the end of the day. And I have a fairly strong stomach.’
Katie Tobin A. K. Blakemore: ‘I was writing for me, at the end of the day. And I have a…
Interview | Christina Quarles on artistic process, identity, and double consciousness
Katie Tobin Christina Quarles on artistic process, identity, and double consciousness . Christina Quarles, Tripping Over My Joy, runs from…
Interview | Luke O’Neil on Capitalism, Despair, and the End of the World
Meg Phillips Luke O’Neil on Capitalism, Despair, and the End of the World . A Creature Wanting Form, Luke O’Neil,…
Interview | Amy Key on Music and Memoir
Jamie Cameron Amy Key on Music and Memoir . Arrangements in Blue, Amy Key, Vintage Publishing, pp. 240, £18.99. .…
Interview | Max Wilkinson on gentrification, urban dystopias, and his new play, Union
Jamie Cameron Max Wilkinson on gentrification, urban dystopias, and his new play, Union Union at the Arcola Theatre, 19th July…
Interview | Freya Bromley’s Hymn to the Sea
Katie Tobin Freya Bromley’s Hymn to the Sea . The Tidal Year, Freya Bromley, Coronet, pp. 448, £16.99. . Firstly, how did you get…
Interview | Andreea Iulia Scridon talks to Monica Cure
Andreea Iulia Scridon Monica Cure on The Censor’s Notebook, winner of the Oxford-Weidenfeld Prize . “If in this very moment…
Interview | In Conversation: Jane Haynes and Hilary Mantel
Jane Haynes and Hilary Mantel In Conversation: Jane Haynes and Hilary Mantel The following text is a literal, although…
Interview | Nicola Dinan on her debut novel, Bellies
Katie Tobin Nicola Dinan on her debut novel, Bellies . Bellies, Nicola Dinan, Doubleday, pp. 336, £14.99. . First of all, I…
Interview | Antonia Crane on selling sex and cinema
Erik Martiny Antonia Crane . Antonia Crane’s memoir Spent was published by Rare Bird Books and translated into French to…
Interview | Dizz Tate on Florida and Girlhood
Katie Tobin Dizz Tate on Florida and Girlhood . Brutes, Dizz Tate, Faber, pp. 352, £14.99. I found your description of…
Interview | Jérôme Bonnetto talks to Erik Martiny
Erik Martiny Jérôme Bonnetto Jérôme Bonnetto grew up in Nice where he studied maths and then literature. He’s been living…
Interview | An East African Odyssey to the House of Rust by Samir Jeraj
Samir Jeraj House of Rust Khadija Abdalla Bajaber’s debut novel The House of Rust opens with our heroine Aisha going…
Interview | Gabi Reigh On Translating Romanian Literature
Andreea Iulia Scridon Gabi Reigh speaks to The London Magazine about translating Romanian literature, the value of ‘literary archaeology’ and…
Interview | Geoffrey Marsh on ‘Aladdin Sane: 50 Years’ at The Southbank
Jamie Cameron The London Magazine speaks to Geoffrey Marsh, curator of a new exhibition at the Southbank delving into the…
Interview | Mona Arshi on David Bowie, Keeping Things New & The Purpose of Poetry
Jamie Cameron Mona Arshi speaks to The London Magazine about her Aladdin Sane-inspired poem, ‘After Party / After Life’, celebrating…
Interview | Natalie Linh Bolderston on her Aladdin Sane-inspired poem, celebrating the anniversary of David Bowie’s iconic album
Jamie Cameron Natalie Linh Bolderston speaks to The London Magazine about her Aladdin Sane-inspired poem, ‘Love Letters from the End…
Interview | Desperate Literature Judge Mariana Enríquez on the Short Story, Violence & the Decline of Autofiction
‘I think in short stories it’s a lot easier to hear the voice of the writer. The novel meanders. In the short story you are a bit more naked.’
Mariana Enríquez on short stories.
Interview | Q&A with Leah Broad author of Quartet
Leah Broad Quartet is the stunning debut by biographer Leah Broad. It tells of the lives, loves, adventures and trailblazing…
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