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Literature, Culture & Arts | Estd. 2022

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  • All Issues
    • Pratibhāsika (Speculative Fiction, July 2026)
    • The Many Lives of Atlas A (Special Issue, January 2026, Web Edition)
    • Fictile Feelings (Poetry Special, October 2025)
    • Issue 4 (April 2025)
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  • The Writer's Gauntlet with Sadie Kaye

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    9 July 2026

    Listen. A Wikipedia Hole is like a K-Hole for people who aren’t cool enough to do drugs. Plus, you’re not human unless ChatGPT has actively made you cry at least once, ok?

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    Mat Ricardo is an America’s Got Talent loser who wrote a book for kids about how to be criminals.

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    One of my favourite writers, Clive James, used to say that he was good at “turning a phrase until it catches the light”. I try to do that.

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    Jonathan Han is a voluptuous, kind-eyed, strong man close to your area.

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    I don’t think I’ve ever written a happy ending before. Not that I don’t believe in them. I just find writing tortured characters much easier.

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    Stewart McKay dreamt of making a living as a writer. You won’t believe what happened next!

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    I have a tendency to name every protagonist ‘Simon’ in my first drafts, even the women… I don’t know why.

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    Helen Lederer is funny, quite fat and enjoys physical pursuits — she pursues these a lot…

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    Sadie Kaye's new column, The Writer's Gauntlet, gets off to a celebrity start, thanks to the wit and support of Helen Lederer, fairy godmother to witty women everywhere and founder of the Comedy Women in Print Prize.

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