Previously, on Make Your Own Rabbit Hole...
Rabbit Hole #47— "The Child and the Dark" by Fiona Burrows: In another special issue by another very special guest, Fiona Burrows explains why children need complexity, depth and sometimes even darkness in the stories their read.
Rabbit Hole #46— "On not-writing, Stewart Lee and breaking up with academia" by Sanna Peden: In this issue, Sanna Peden talks about being a recovering academic and returning to her first loves: performing and the spoken word.
Rabbit Hole #45— "Remembering How to Play": How play is essential to creativity is a recurring theme for me. This issue I talking about finding an important piece of the puzzle.
Rabbit Hole #44— "‘This is not a spear’: Racism, real and imagined insults, and unimaginable hurt": Racism hurts all of us.
Rabbit Hole #43— "Ten Tiny Tasks: How to kick-start any creative project": Got a project you've always been meaning to start but felt it was all too hard? Read this.
Rabbit Hole #42— "Murakami: With the crack of a bat, he decided to become a writer": The day the Japanese author Haruki Murakami discovered he wanted to be a writer and how, later, he found his voice.
Rabbit Hole #41— "I gave Louis C.K. five dollars: Paying artists should be easier": It should be.
Rabbit Hole #40— "Make art like nobody’s watching": All about having time to play, and making stuff for yourself first.