This summer is a very exciting time for me because I'm thrilled to be fulfilling my dream of starting a literary and arts magazine. The very talented editor and writer, Lisa Davison, agreed to embark on what can only be described as this bit of madness with me. And, after several months of preparation and more than one glass of wine, we launched all the sins on the 19th of July.
The mission of the magazine is to embrace the internet as a way to broaden artistic discourse between different forms and to connect artists with one another. We hope that people will submit exciting work that breaks all the rules to tell excellent stories in a variety of mediums. The magazine will be published quarterly with a theme centred on an extended feature which is published in advance and, in between editions, we will be running a series of short features about arts (interpret broadly) and about the magazine.
It's been hectic getting that off the ground so I hope you will forgive my absence from here - but I did promise you big news! Hopefully this is big enough. Be in touch with www.allthesins.co.uk if you have art or artsy ideas of all sorts. Think outside the page and be sinful!
The mission of the magazine is to embrace the internet as a way to broaden artistic discourse between different forms and to connect artists with one another. We hope that people will submit exciting work that breaks all the rules to tell excellent stories in a variety of mediums. The magazine will be published quarterly with a theme centred on an extended feature which is published in advance and, in between editions, we will be running a series of short features about arts (interpret broadly) and about the magazine.
It's been hectic getting that off the ground so I hope you will forgive my absence from here - but I did promise you big news! Hopefully this is big enough. Be in touch with www.allthesins.co.uk if you have art or artsy ideas of all sorts. Think outside the page and be sinful!
"You will always be fond of me. I represent to you all the sins you never had the courage to commit" - Oscar Wilde
(He was Irish, too!)
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