Concrete Poetry is described as ‘works where the typographical arrangement of words is as important in conveying the intended effect as the conventional elements of the poem, i.e. the words, the rhythm, the rhyme and so on’

Publishing is a funny industry. It walks a fine line between art and industry; we make paint and canvas or build concert halls.

The London Poetry Game has just launched and needs YOU. And the nice bilingual people you pass every day in more »

In HD resolution The Birthday brings out the best in good storytelling and is crafted and designed for touchscreen devices…

The inaugural Litweeter Festival, an interactive compendium of word play, twittery challenges and literary gossip is in full swing.

Neil Ayres interview Russell Quinn, Digital Media Director at McSweeney’s…

The Hospital (the club in Covent Garden, London) will be hosting an evening to discuss future scenarios for the publishing more »

The politiku’s concise format makes it a great vehicle for expressing personal reflections on trauma…

Speak to Strangers is a blog of a hundred hundred-word stories about London by Gemma Seltzer. The project started out more »

The Little Mermaid iPad app is an interactive reinterpretation of the classic children’s stories that uses special effects and the iPad’s tilt and shake functionality to amazing effect.