The Play That Goes Wrong shows exactly what is going wrong in the world. I can’t believe this play won an Olivier Award and got…
Reviews
Spiderman: Far From Home is Everything
When you’re whole world is crumbling, it’s time to see a Marvel film. There’s something about superhero movies that makes you feel calm inside, like…
Review: Waitress
Another day, another cultural event about how shit it is to be a woman. Funnily enough, this one also takes place in a rural community…
Voices from the American Heartland: Word Theatre Stories by Peter Orner
This past weekend, my writer-friend has been visiting me in London. He just finished attending WordTheatre Writers’ Workshop and Retreat in Edale, and invited me…
The Trauma Cleaner
OMFG. This book is beautiful pain, is more than enough, is belonging. The Trauma Cleaner is a biography about Sandra Pankhurst, “husband and father, drag…
Intan Paramaditha in Conversation with Syd Moore, Apples and Knife
Friday night, I spent in solace once again. This time at a talk with Intan Paramaditha and Syd Moore at the Essex Book Festival. Brought…
Tamworth Local Author Event Review
As part of Tamworth LitFest 2019, I attended the Meet Local Author event at Tamworth Library. I was incredibly excited for this event; I love…
An Evening with Mary Shelley, Tamworth Lit Fest 2019
“Am I to be thought the only criminal, when all human kind sinned against me?” Frankenstein; or the Modern Prometheus, Mary Shelley I spent International…
Poetry Fair at Senate House #freeverse18
On Saturday, I woke up early. Yes, it was later than I wake up for work during the week – but it was Saturday. What…
Guest Post: Romanian Cultural Institute, April 10th
On the 10th of April, The Romanian Cultural Institute held a collective book launch at Gower Street Waterstones as part of its series of events…