The Haircut Razor
yuwei hua on family, writing, and identity.
Gender
Gender – PEN Transmissions
Nothing Is Real, Everything Is Real: An Interview with Michelle Steinbeck and Jen Calleja
Michelle Steinbeck and Jen Calleja on fascism, femicide, and ghosts.
Missing Persons and Missed Connections
Em Dial on archives and invitations of silence.
Who Has the Right to Be Grieved?
Susannah Dickey on the true crime media engine, Palestine, grief and the PEN Heaney Prize.
The Girls Are Playing with Fire: An Interview with Johanne Lykke Holm
Johanne Lykke Holm on gender, witches, and doppelgängers.
You Are Now Holding the Embers With Your Bare Hands
Syrian writer Rosa Yassin Hassan on exile. Translated by Nawara Mahfoud.
Lubunca Is the Language of Activism: A Conversation with Lilith Bardakçı
Lilith Bardakçı on the history and evolution of Lubunca, the language spoken by the LGBTQ+ community in Turkey.
I’m Not Trying to Write Japanese Literature Per Se: Aoko Matsuda in Conversation with Polly Barton
Aoko Matsuda and Polly Barton on prizes, patriarchy and politics.
A Cake Full of Knives: An Interview with Elisa Victoria
Elisa Victoria on child narrators, comics, and post-Franco Spain. Translated by Charlotte Whittle.
Written on the Bodies: The Language of the Hostile Environment
Rogelio Braga on the politicisation of black and brown migrant bodies and the intersections of political persecutions and the UK's hostile environment.
An Endangered Species in Uganda
Stella Nyanzi on dissident writers and free expression in Uganda.
Already Bedfellows: A Long Interview with So Mayer
So Mayer discusses fascism, cinema, genderqueerness and freedom of expression.
Who gets to be a woman writer?
In the Year of Publishing Women, we ask: who does the idea of ‘woman writer’ include? Writer and activist Juliet Jacques responds.