A Prisoner of My Own Making by Kirsten Leggatt
“It’s hard to work plot twists and a surprise ending into a thousand words,” says Kirsten Leggatt. Ms Leggatt, a Sydney writer, managed to do it so well that her story A Prisoner of My […]
Books
Robin Kingsland Interview
Children’s author Robin Kingsland looks up from a script of ‘Soldier’ a show he’s currently helping with at the Edinburgh Festival as I arrive to interview him in the quiet back room of the Pret […]
Review: The Metropolis Organism by Frank Vitale
The metaphor of the city as organic matter is by no means a new one. In ancient Greece, Aristophanes’s Lysistrata, compared classical Athens to a tangle of wool with the insistence that all imperfections, ‘knots’, […]
Swell: The Graphic Journey through Depression
Art is created to express oneself and to allow others to see something fantastical through another point of view. Novels are written as a creative outlet for the author but to also take the reader […]