Apr 28 3 min 'Telephone Voices' Winner: 'ghosts' Our first poetry competition, 'Telephone Voices', has come to an end - and we're very excited to reveal the winner.
Apr 5 5 min Cornwall During Clusterfuck: Interview with 'Bait' director Mark Jenkin During lockdown last year for ISSUE #7: SOLITUDE, we caught up with Mark Jenkins to discuss limitations, the failure of the government,
Mar 25 5 min A Portrait of Prisons: the Justice Arts Coalition by Niall Walker "This is about communities and healing and finding new ways of addressing harm that are not punitive" A selection of the...
Jan 29 5 min 263 Streams Per Dollar: The Union of Musicians and Allied Workers Interview 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.
Jan 11 12 min Neurodiversity In Sound & Screen: Interview With 'The Reason I Jump' Director Jerry Rothwell We caught up with director Jerry Rothwell to discuss 'The Reason I Jump', authorship, and the challenges of representing neurodiversity.
Dec 16, 2020 4 min Black Visual Frequency: Interview with Nadeem Din-Gabisi We talked to Nadeem din-Gabisi about his short film MASS.
Oct 28, 2020 3 min 'A F*ggot's Guide to Etymology': Interview with Mikey May 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...
Oct 20, 2020 5 min Cardboard Citizens: Interview with the Director of Sleeping Rough Owain Astles is the writer and director of 'Sleeping Rough', a community-based docudrama about street homelessness in Britain.
Sep 14, 2020 8 min BLM, BBC, NHS: In Conversation with Piers Harrison Reid 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.
May 22, 2020 1 min The Blinding Absence of Hope: Omair Bhat 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...
