“Poeta Cíborg Pecador” es el debut musical de la artista queer no binaria que, partiendo de su libro de poemas “Hágase mi voluntad”, sigue abriendo mentes.
The Belarusian journalist, art historian and bestselling author of “Revolution” believes that good writing must be truthful, or better yet – banned.
Poet, writer, performer, model and activist Kai-Isaiah Jamal speaks to METAL for the Anti-Hate in print edition, available now online.
Providing both hilarity and unease, this graphic novel explores what’s next for the modern mind in an era of apocalypse, extremity, outrage, and absurdity.
The Polish writer uses her personal experiences as a queer woman to challenge and find a space for herself in the oppressive discourse of her country.
Following the principle that queer people anywhere are responsible for queer people everywhere, the author and Voices4 co-founder speaks of activism and BLM.
First inspired by hip-hop, Toby Thompson is a performance poet and rhyme magician whose spoken word offers sanctuary from the lurking fear of futility.
Ahead of her book presentation at 0fr on October 16th, we speak with the Paris-based poet, artist and photographer about dreams, reality and more.
The revolutionary Beat generation is the inspiration behind this festival combining live music, DJ sets and literary encounters from March 28 to 31.
Australia-based Evi O is inspired by Japan, people and just about everything colourful. Art and publishing? Who said they have to be different anyway.
