That's right – this is the big news that I've been alluding to for the last month or so. For four weeks in July, I'll be in Norwich, as part of a writing residency organised and supported by the National Centre for Writing in the UK and the National Arts Council in Singapore. I figured... Continue Reading →
Another month of mostly radio silence from me, I know. The time away has made me relook at this blog though. I went through my past posts and made a conscious decision to delete those that were older than around six months, out-dated promo posts or posts that were made because I felt like I... Continue Reading →
The How-Do-You Series is an ongoing collection of interviews I've conducted with creators. In each edition, I'll ask (pretty much) the same three questions. The goal is to show the different ways that different people tackle problems fairly common to everyone who works in the arts. If you live in Singapore and Cassandra Spykerman looks... Continue Reading →
It's been a busy, chaotic month or so, as you can probably tell from the considerably fewer posts. I'm freelancing at an agency again, I've done a couple of workshops (both with Kyle and on my own) and we've been working on a new project for HANTU – all while still writing scripts for Ghost... Continue Reading →
HANTU – the company that Kyle and I started to produce shows like Ghost Maps and Dead Air – has had quite an eventful last month or so. The first big piece of news is that we're now a part of the Acast network. Acast What this means for us is that we've now got... Continue Reading →
The How-Do-You Series is an ongoing collection of interviews I've conducted with creators. In each edition, I'll ask (pretty much) the same three questions. The goal is to show the different ways that different people tackle problems fairly common to everyone who works in the arts. Derek Des Anges has written a whole lot of... Continue Reading →
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