A few weeks ago I was talking about my desire to set up a publishing company after previous attempts had failed. Well, I have some great news. I now have a business partner and a company in the making. Ladies and gentlemen, NordLand Publishing has been born! If you are interested in what we’re all… Continue reading NordLand Publishing
Tag: Creativity
Wyrd Words & Effigies Magazine – The Hunt For Submissions
Attention writers, poets, artists and photographers. I am looking for submissions of poetry, prose and creative non-fiction, photography and art on the theme of 'death and dying' for the first issue of Wyrd Words & Effigies magazine. The word count for written pieces is 2,000 words. There is no limit on photography/art but please submit… Continue reading Wyrd Words & Effigies Magazine – The Hunt For Submissions
Interview With Photographer Susu Laroche
I can’t remember when I first stumbled across the enigmatic work of Susu Laroche, but her unusual imagery burned itself into my subconscious, and I found myself encountering it with an odd regularity. Sharing her pictures and words became a task I had to undertake. Enjoy. Would you mind talking about the time you… Continue reading Interview With Photographer Susu Laroche
Interview : Ovate
There is a real air of mysticism around Audrey Cantwell, the women behind independent clothing line Ovate, and I feel exceptionally lucky that she agreed to take part in an interview for Wyrd Words & Effigies. When Wyrd Words & Effigies was still in the planning stages, I had it in my head that I… Continue reading Interview : Ovate
Interview : Rebecca Cairns
Wyrd Words & Effigies talks to Canadian photographer Rebecca Cairns about her artistic practice, creative blocks and inspiration. What three words would you use to use to describe your photography? Wind, limbs, fog. What does photography mean to you? Photography is a language. A series of unspoken words. Is there a personal experience which influenced… Continue reading Interview : Rebecca Cairns
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 