Remembering How to Play
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Play is essential to creativity. This issue is about remembering how to do it.
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'This is not a spear': Racism, real and imagined insults, and unimaginable hurt
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Racism hurts all of us because—as Martin Luther King Jr. wrote from a Birmingham jail cell—we are all "caught in an inescapable network of mutuality."
Read MoreTen Tiny Tasks: How to kick-start any creative project
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Got a project you’ve always been meaning to start but felt it was all too hard? This issue is for you.
Read MoreMurakami: With the crack of a bat, he decided to become a writer
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The day the Japanese author Haruki Murakami discovered he wanted to be a writer and how, later, he found his voice.
Read MoreI gave Louis C.K. five dollars: Paying artists should be easier
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Paying artists should be way easier than it is.
Read MoreMake art like nobody's watching
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All about having time to play, and making stuff for yourself first before showing others.
Read MoreBeyond the Anger Economy
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This week’s post is inspired by the 2015 US Supreme Court ruling on same sex marriage and the idea: “In a society that profits from your self doubt, liking yourself is a rebellious act.”
Read MoreThe morning has gold in its mouth: Stephen King on writing
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An online zine about Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick's version of The Shining.
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How can I be you, Louise Bourgeois?
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Part one of double issue that looks at the amazing work of French-American artist and sculptor, Louise Bourgeois.
Read MoreLouise Bourgeois: Intimate connections
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Part two of a double issue on Louise Bourgeois: a special interview with a midwife. Kind of like ‘Interview with a Vampire,’ but less Tom Cruise jumping up and down on a couch.
Read MoreHow can I be you?
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This issue is about thinking less in terms of deficits; more thinking about potential and what to do to capitalise on it.
Read MoreHoffman's challenge
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A short while back past Rabbit Hole contributor Matt Roberts and I dared a friend of ours to make something out of a story he told us about Dustin Hoffman—and he did!
Read MoreBukowski's advice
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Reading Charles Bukowski’s work confirms my sneaking suspicion that art is not as hard as I make it.
Read MoreZombie Projects
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I’ve got an apocalypse worth of unfinished projects. But rather than keeping hold of them, I’m wondering if I need to mourn them a little and then put them, and me, out of our misery.
Read MoreBlink-long stories
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A super short piece about super short pieces, including the shortest novel ever written (supposedly).
Read MorePareidolia: Two Memories of Death
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A short piece about budgies, death and a giant rabbit that lives on the moon.
Read MoreA Rabbit Hole of Denial
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In this week’s double issue, my good friend Matt Roberts becomes Rabbit Hole’s second guest contributor.
Read MoreKraftifacts: If Post-it notes have taught me anything...
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For those of you with a fetish for stationery.
Read MoreCovers 3: Superb Assassins
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Rabbit Hole’s first guest contributor talks about his favourite covers.
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Painter Tracey Read talks about spending four weeks painting and drawing her way around Italy.