The author of the glittering debut novel “Cleopatra and Frankenstein” talks community, perseverance, and doting on Donna Tartt.
The American poet’s latest collection “Closer Baby Closer” provides a range of meditations on modern intimacy in all its uncomfortably sticky glory.
The British artist’s newest book, “Get Your Shit Together,” provides a compendium of his prolific work subverting the mundane through heavy satire.
The event celebrated its second edition with the current names of queer literature written in Spanish that took London as a safe space for a week.
The editor-in-chief of the print zine Polyester and author of “Poor Little Sick Girls” talks to us about what it means to have faith in your own bad taste.
We had the chance to have a chat with this British journalist and author about her new book “More Than a Woman” at this past edition of the FLEM festival.
Crisis meets magic and sadness meets beauty in this writer, activist, model and illustrator's latest book titled “Soon I Will Be Gold and Carmine.”
Author, essayist, critic, literary revolutionist. The globally acclaimed writer discusses Shirley Jackson, Jennifer’s Body, and the horror of being human.
Decolonising minds and visual representations of Japan to Iran, the Editor of multidisciplinary publication Far-Near reflects on her journey so far.
Multidisciplinary artist Ebun Sodipo shines a light on the importance of owning your identity, reading books and writing her story.
