Wordlife

Chuck Palahniuk ramraided the late-90s lit scene with an uncompromising mix of Swiftian satire, Burroughsian surrealism and enough scatalogi…

In this month's Wordlife section you'll find a selection of photos and a poem from Simon Corble, taken from his book, White Light, White Pea…

Best known for fronting alternative country rockers Richmond Fontaine, Willy Vlautin has also penned a handful of essential novels chronicli…

Welcome to August's online edition of Wordlife. We've got a few silly ones from me from a new series of short pieces I've been working on, a…

Do videogames and poetry go together like Sonic and Tails - or do they leave you feeling cheated? Highscore Haikus was a fun collaboration b…

We're happy to bring you a preview of Genevieve Carver & The Unsung's new show this month. We were lucky enough to catch its first outin…

Best known as mescaline-fried attorney Dr Gonzo from Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Oscar 'Zeta' Acosta raged his way …

A big thanks to everyone who came down to our show with Roger McGough, Buddy Wakefield and Stan Skinny last month at the Abbeydale Picture H…

[GAL65]Benjamin Zephaniah is one of Britain's best loved writers, broadcasters and musicians. Born in Birmingham, his career took off in the…

A movement founded in 1924 by Andre Breton, the Surrealists strived to replace rational logic with a more visionary form of expression. Over…