Sadie Kaye – Page 2 – THE HOOGHLY REVIEW

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Archivists Hate Her! Government Watchlists Love Her! Knights Fear Her! (No wonder Emma Pei Yin’s characters don’t know where to look…)

24 September 2026

Knight in shining armour. He’s not a knight – he’s a grifter with a saviour complex in an elastane shirt. Chivalry score: Error 404.

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Sadie Kaye and Holly Sykes Go Beyond The Book Cover: Judging Books Judging Us — Art, Memoir, and the Books That Read Us

21 September 2026

Holly Sykes is a Hong Kong author and essayist whose Substack, Beyond the Book Cover, explores a beautiful premise: that our wonky IKEA bookshelves are actually time machines.

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Nadia Hashimi is not an arsonist, but if she were, she believes patriarchy would make excellent kindling…

3 September 2026

I’m doing my best to communicate with people who’ve been dead for centuries.

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The Brain Behind 17 Types of Feedback You Should Never Give Senior Colleagues If You Want to Be Successful.

27 August 2026

I just recorded a podcast based on my experience editing an anthology of short fiction. ‘Never, ever, describe speech using anything other than “said,”’ I opined.

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Art Witch Lindsey McAlister Accidentally Starts Glitter-Fuelled Revolution in Teen Mental Health! The Vibes Are Immaculate But Impossible To Vacuum.

20 August 2026

If my protagonists sued me for emotional distress, at least I’d know I let them feel the full range of human messiness instead of wrapping them in narrative bubble wrap.

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The Many Lives of Atlas A, Special Issue, January 2026, Web Edition

“Breasts” by Allison Field Bell published in Issue 4, chosen for Best Microfiction 2026 by Diane Seuss

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