Exploding Mental Health!
Mental Ideas founder Sadie Kaye is spending more time conversing with Holly Sykes than her husband these days! This is their second conversation to be published in 48 hours! This one, … Continue Reading Judging Books Judging Us – The Hooghly Review
Sadie Kaye and award-winning novelist Holly Sykes navigate the complexities of belonging and being alone in a crowded city when coping with loss and grief. Their thought-provoking conversation has just … Continue Reading Mapping Loss in a Crowded City – Cha
Issue 14 of The Apostrophe on the theme of GOLD is out! This one contains a stunning cover, ‘Dart Reflections’ by Shaun Dérioz, a French photographer based in Totnes, UK, alongside many other … Continue Reading GOLD – The Apostrophe
Artists and writers – The Hooghly Review is open for art, poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction subs! Don’t miss your chance to be featured in the literary journal Chill Subs … Continue Reading The Hooghly Review Open for Subs!
Thanks to our friends at Buzz for the coverage of the London premiere of To Love A Narcissist both before and after the event. We really appreciate the support! The … Continue Reading Buzzing in London
Home Kong Kitchen mascot Mojo‘s review of a Hong Kong restaurant has been published by Cha: An Asian Literary Journal. You can read every woof here: https://chajournal.com/2026/04/22/foodie-review
Conceptual Kurdish-Danish artist and columnist Ilos Ilyas Elias Kirkan shares his latest art collection and thoughts on why Abstract Expressionism is his preferred mother tongue. ‘I paint because, for me, … Continue Reading ABSTRACT EXPRESSION: My Mother Tongue – Ilos Ilyas Elias Kirkan
Issue 5 of The Apostrophe on the theme of ‘Food’ is out! This one is a tasty morsel of poetry, fiction and art! It’s always exciting to connect with new … Continue Reading The Apostrophe Issue 5 – Food
The Apostrophe is celebrating its first birthday with the release of a timely issue. The literary magazine by the Hong Kong Writers Circle recently published its 4th quarterly issue on … Continue Reading Issue 4 of The Apostrophe – Time
Mental Ideas is collaborating with the Hong Kong Writers Circle on the publication of its bold new quarterly literary magazine The Apostrophe. Every quarter, we choose five original stories by … Continue Reading Launching The Apostrophe!
Thanks to the South China Morning Post for this illuminating article by Anthea Rowan comparing her mother’s experience of unipolar depression to the stormy creative highs and lows of bipolar disorder … Continue Reading Storm Troupers: Sadie Kaye Talks Mental Ideas in the SCMP
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