👀 feels like a good time to remind people that this book exists. A project I contributed to and learnt from. waterstones.com/book/photograp…

It's here! Delighted that my non-fic piece 'Being Looked At' is included alongside such talented company in the latest issue of Gutter

This is just ace.

Lush to be featured in the latest Seaside Gothic , writing through otherness and distance in my essay The Jellyfish. Seb signs off his letter beautifully...and I borrow it here... Yours from the water's edge, E

Friendship, loneliness, #grwm videos and the work of Juno Calypso -- such a dream to write this piece on the lost art of getting ready for @offchancemag off-chance.com/blog/get-ready…

Can really recommend working with the wonderful folks Broad Sound

I was delighted to be able to speak with Tate 's new Curator of Photography Charmaine Toh for the latest issue of Source Magazine, speaking research, institutional collecting, and her upcoming (2025!) show

"I always know what I want to say but fashioning it into a string of words that I can type out with my fingers and see with my eyes – that is where the work of writing lies, the torture and the rapture." —Sara Baume for Tolka tolkajournal.org/read-online/th…

Ernest Cole produced 40,000 images while in political exile from his native South Africa. His photographs document New York City during the height of the civil rights movement in America. On display for the first time Autograph until 12 Oct: shorturl.at/PNq4K

There are just a few couple of days left to submit to our PHOTOGRAPHY WRITING PRIZE... DEADLINE 1st August #photography #artwriting #opportunity

Today’s newsletter by mira | ميرا #FreeAhmadManasra is on the use of starvation as a tool in the Gazan genocide, the Gaza diet, and the long-standing denial of Palestinian food sovereignty vittlesmagazine.com/p/stone-and-se…

Radiophrenia will be returning to the airwaves in March, 2025. Our Open Call for Sound & Radio Works is now live. Deadline – 20th October. More details here: radiophrenia.scot

Currently obsessed with the content being posted by the lovely folks at The Museum of English Rural Life 🐖🍂

This short story by Hilary Mantel originally appeared in the April / May 1986 edition of The London Magazine. We publish it today, two years on from Mantel's passing in 2022. Read here: thelondonmagazine.org/archive-a-dyin…

💫Black History Month Zine Commission💫 We're looking to support the production of 1 new zine by a Black zine-maker, in celebration of Black History Month. Find out more here: glasgowzinelibrary.com/bhm-zine Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund & NL players for making this possible!

"The pro-natalist goal, after all, is not to make mothers happier. It is merely to make them more numerous." An excellent clear-sighted review from Moira Donegan in Bookforum Magazine

“The swelling has moved past the wrist into the arm, the whole limb red and spongy. ‘You need steroids,’ R. says. But I am curious. I want to let it play out.” A piece by Morgan Thomas. buff.ly/4e3wQck

In 2024, museums and galleries were unable to reconcile art and life, and so ended up saying nothing at all artreview.com/why-cant-the-a…