Topher Campbell, the co-founder of rukus!, the Black LGBT archive, discusses his new projects and his creative career.

'An English Garden' raised awareness of the UK's huge nuclear arsenal - but was removed by the local Tory council for being 'unpatriotic'

An interview with David Longworth on his round-robin poetry project that he created with attendees of the 2021 The World Transformed.

by Gaia Lamperti "The world is not straight. The world is not readable. The world is not logical." Anthony Anaxagorou thinks of poetry in...

Our first poetry competition, 'Telephone Voices', has come to an end - and we're very excited to reveal the winner.

During lockdown last year for ISSUE #7: SOLITUDE, we caught up with Mark Jenkins to discuss limitations, the failure of the government,

by Niall Walker "This is about communities and healing and finding new ways of addressing harm that are not punitive" A selection of the...

We spoke to Sadie Dupuis, a musician and member of the Union for Musicians and Allied Workers, about how the pandemic has reshaped the arts.

We caught up with director Jerry Rothwell to discuss 'The Reason I Jump', authorship, and the challenges of representing neurodiversity.

We talked to Nadeem din-Gabisi about his short film MASS.

by Matthew Magill "I used the word liberally in order to scare away straight people" Mikey May is an accomplished slam poet who has now...

Owain Astles is the writer and director of 'Sleeping Rough', a community-based docudrama about street homelessness in Britain.

Poet, performer and A&E nurse Piers Harrison-Reid shares a poem and we interview him about racism, playing roles as a poet, and disagreeing.

by Niall Walker Omair Bhat is a poet from the Lolab Valley in India-occupied Kashmir. He describes his home as a 'military garrison', 'a...

A team of volunteers based in Brighton has formed to supply a DIY activity pack for people currently isolated in temporary accommodation.

As COVID-19 devastates the publishing industry, we caught up with translator Nichola Smalley to discuss her latest work.

We interviewed Florent Maurin about the game 'Bury Me, My Love' and the ethics of telling refugees' stories through games.

Hippodrome Young Poets (HYP) is a Birmingham-based writing programme established “to support young poets in developing their writing style@.

Young people are patronised by politicians again and again. One activist group is trying to engage them in democracy through art and music.

Artist and Activist Salma Zulfiqar talks about the healing power of storytelling through creativity and her Migration Blanket project.

If kids don't see themselves in a book, they won't think of writing one themselves. We sat down with radical childrens' publisher Knights Of

We sat down with actor and director Christian Serritiello to discuss vignettes, Dostoyevsky, absurdism and collective energy in 'Gelateria'.

We never stop hearing sound. But what does it mean to really listen? We speak to immersive sound programme We're All Bats in Waltham Forest.

Resonance and Revolt is a collection of short stories written by Rosanne Rabinowitz over the past 11 years, and published by Eibonvale Press

"I’m trying to find the way trans life belong in memories of communities and places." Interview with Caleb Steer.

Politics is about storytelling. We sat down with Sasha Josette of Momentum to explore how art and storytelling has helped transform Labour.

Sherilyn Hellberg recently received the Leif and Inger Sjöberg Award for her Danish to English translation of Caspar Eric’s poem 'Nike'.

“When I went to the Arctic I felt a little nervous. Nervous that I might remember it more like something that never actually happened.”

“The best thing about the factory is this: you can organise yourself. We have done everything we first set out to do and more here.”

In 1979, Judith Knight co-founded Artsadmin, an arts organisation that enables artists to create without boundaries, producing bold,...