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‘s conversation with poet and Afghan women’s rights advocate Shikha S Lamba was published by Cha: An Asian Literary Journal. Shikha curated a powerful poetry collection to raise the … Continue Reading Challenging Patriarchy with Poetry – Cha
Bestselling author Nadia Hashimi is the latest intrepid writer to brave The Writer’s Gauntlet with Sadie Kaye. For once though, you won’t need a box of tissues. She’s witterific! Her take-down of … Continue Reading Nadia Hashimi Braves The Writers Gauntlet
Congratulations to Nifraz Rifaz. His soaring debut novel Paper Plane, published by Jam Fruit Tree Publications just won the Original Novel (English) category at the prestigious State Literary Awards in … Continue Reading Paper Plane continues to Soar
The vibes are immaculate but impossible to vacuum. Art Wit(ch) and playwright Lindsey McAlister started a glitter-fuelled revolution on teen mental health as the founder of the Hong Kong Youth … Continue Reading Art Witch Starts Glitter-Fuelled Revolution in Teen Mental Health
If you like your therapy with a side of sass, check out Hackney Therapist Kelly Field‘s witty responses to this week’s The Writer’s Gauntlet! Since the column is already being … Continue Reading Witty Therapy – The Writer’s Gauntlet
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!
Our founder Sadie Kaye‘s new weekly column for The Hooghly Review launched last week with the absolutely fabulous Helen Lederer, award-winning author, comedian and founder of the Comedy Women in Print Prize. Helen’s memoir Not … Continue Reading The Writer’s Gauntlet – Sadie Kaye vs Helen Lederer
Sadie Kaye’s latest conversation for Cha: An Asian Literary Journal dives into the life and story of Sri Lankan author Nifraz Rifaz and the inspirations for his soaring debut novel Paper Plane. The book launched … Continue Reading Flights of Memory and Meaning in Cha – Nifraz Rifaz and Sadie Kaye
Sadie Kaye’s review of Nifraz Rifaz‘s soaring debut novel Paper Plane crash landed in The Hooghly Review! The book launched in his native Sri Lanka Nov 29. Since then, Nifraz has been on a flight … Continue Reading Paper Plane Takes Off!
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