The photographic work of Paul Cupido (b. 1972, the Netherlands) revolves around the principle of mu: a philosophical concept that could be translated as ‘does not have’, but is equally open to countless interpretations. Mu can be considered a void, … Continued
Warren Ward is a Brisbane-based psychiatrist and writer with longstanding interests in philosophy, literature and European history. His writing has appeared in New Philosopher and been shortlisted for the Hazel Rowley Literary Fellowship, the QWC/Hachette Manuscript Development Program and … Continued
Rodrigo Castillo is a psychologist by profession, who long ago became a lover of literature. Poetry was his first approach and then he dedicated himself to developing prose writing some texts that little by little became stories. Some of … Continued
Consideration as to how human constructs have played out in relation to the natural environment, and research on the naturalization of some of New Zealand’s indigenous plants growing in their antipodal regions and vice versa, have been recent research … Continued
I find it extremely hard to answer the ominous question of ‘why I write’, but I find myself more inclined to exchange stories with friends about how my works came to be. I’ll start by describing the quirks, flaws, and … Continued
Charlie Allison surrounds himself with dying languages, fading pantheons and idle speculation. He has worn many hats: working as a chess coach, a groundskeeper, an English tutor, creative writing instructor for adults with learning disabilities, and an amateur circus acrobat. … Continued
Elisha Nain is a writer, project manager, producer, model and singer. She loves to write about intimate relationships, exposing the discords and harmonizing moments between us. She finds that journaling and creating the ultimate music playlist for each story … Continued
Marie Skeie is based in Oslo and has lived in Japan, Brazil and Scotland. She has her educational background from the Academy of Art and Design in Bergen with specialization in Textile and a Bachelor degree in Sociology from the … Continued
Kwong Kwok Wai is a writer, painter and former journalist. Like many people of Hong Kong born before 1997, he describes his life as segmented into two periods: the colonial rule and Chinese sovereignty. Through fictions and paintings alike, … Continued
Margo’s poems have appeared in The Ekphrastic Review, Misfit Magazine, Light, Midwest Quarterly, Slipstream, Of Burgers and Ballrooms, Wisconsin Review, Agave Magazine, and A Clean, Well-Lighted Place. A former Pushcart nominee, Margo’s poems have appeared in several anthologies, including Untameable … Continued
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