Fool’s Gold: An Interview With Dan Rhodes
My life has transformed since my last round of interviews. I’ve found domestic bliss. I’m still a bit of a miserable git, mind. It’s still there inside me, but a lot less so than before. My writing routine used to be sitting up all night drinking, and drinking, and drinking, and I just don’t do that any more. But there are still times when I have to work through the night. With booze. I found with Gold that it had to go through that phase. Also, I did spend a few weeks in Pembrokeshire, where it’s set, sitting in the corners of pubs watching the world go by.
Dan Coxon interviews Dan Rhodes.
3:AM Top 5: Pete Carvill
3:AM fiction editor Pete Carvill is trying to scratch a living as a full-time writer and editor in between bouts of working for various temping agencies and language teaching. He’s currently the European Writer for FightBeat and has had a number of short stories published with 3:AM, Aesthetica, Generation: Live and The Sweet Science. His […]
Secret Acts
Wolfgang Tillmans: Princess Julia & Vaughan Toulouse, The Fridge (1989). Subtitled ‘The Last Days of the British Underground 1978 – 1988’ and examining the “dark flowering of creativity which took shape in the UK”, The Secret Public runs at the ICA until May 6. Curated by, inter alia, Michael Bracewell and featuring Jon Savage, the […]
(Fear of) Colors, (Fear of) Learning, Sad City
And my god, I guess I should be content with knowing you’re out there, safe in a place where the cabs still run from time to time, where escape lies beside a slim and limber possibility in a one room apartment. That you wouldn’t have it any other way and I should be content, you see, but I keep thinking about how I crushed a dream for this one.
By Susan Culver.