I Remember Tasting Salt with Louisa Adjoa Parker
I first discovered Louisa Adjoa Parker’s compelling work via an article she wrote for Media Diversified, a publication that spearheads giving voice to the BAME community. The article in question stuck a chord: it was about Black History in rural Britain, in particular The West Country.
Interview: Lilli Waters on 'Plastic Fish' photographic series
An interview with Melbourne-based photographic artist and filmmaker Lilli Waters by Mairead Warren.
Swings and Roundabouts with Sophie Parker
Sophie is an Irish-born writer based in Buenos Aires one of her main areas of interest is human rights in childbirth. Her work has been published in newspapers and magazines including the Irish Times, Buenos Aires Herald, and Time Out Buenos Aires, and she has contributed to the books ‘Perfect Places Argentina & Uruguay’, ‘Shortlist Buenos Aires’ and ‘500 Ways to Experience Brazil Around the World’.
Voicing Rebirth with Nisha Ramayya.
Nisha Ramayya is a poet and academic based in London. In 2015, she completed a practice-based research PhD in experimental feminist poetics, at Royal Holloway, University of London. Working across various practices and forms – translation, performance, mythology and ritual – she tests the possibilities of a Tantric poetics. Nisha is a member of the interdisciplinary practice-based research committee Generative Constraints, and currently works as a Visiting Lecturer in English at Royal Holloway and the University of Kent.
Renewal and Rebirth with Hoda Daouk and Shamshaid Jutt.
We are reborn here in Europe. We must start our lives again. We must renew ourselves. Re-learn everything. Language, how to live, how to be.
Naked Flames with Scarlett Ward.
Image 'The Mermaid Palette' Scarlett Ward, 2017
Dublin Dreaming with Kerrie O'Brien.
I first meet Kerrie in the iconic literary Dublin bookshop ‘Book upstairs.’ The shop is a real gem, nestled near to the river Liffey and O’Connell street, its Bohemian Paris blue paintwork and elegant, inviting windows a lovely beacon.
Slow Dancing in the Tropics with Clark Zlotchew.
Havana, Clark Zlotchew, 1958
