BFDay 2023 #1 - Poetry, Squared
Daisy Lafarge, Oluwaseun Olayiwola, K Patrick and Kandace Siobhan Walker read new work in the resonating space of St Peter’s nave: your chance to hear the best new lyric, exhilarating and compelling.
Hosted by So Mayer, Sam Fisher and Dan Fuller.
The Burley Fisher Podcast is a DPF Production.
What it’s like to be extremely boring
I’m struggling to decide what direction to take this newsletter in. This is because I am actually a very boring person. I don’t mean I have had a boring life. I have some fairly good stories – like the one about the time I made the Queen laugh – and I have suffered enough childhood trauma to write …
Ep 149: Saraid de Silva and Pip chat live at Featherston Booktown
This recording was made live at Featherston Booktown on 10 May 2025. It was a really sunny day and Saraid and I sat in the Featherston Library with the sun streaming in the windows with a really great group of people.
Saraid is an amazing writing. Saraid's novel Amma is a really great work of…
Ep. 7: Queer Ecologies
This instalment of Unbox the Soap has emerged from an rMA tutorial on Queer Ecologies. In those sessions, we explored how queerness, ecology and negativity intersect and interact, sometimes in complimentary and contradictory ways. This episode features Franek Dziduch, Richard-Josephine Weichert and…
Opinion: We Contain Multitudes
We Contain Multitudes is a group exhibition featuring work by Andrew Gannon, Nnena Kalu, Daisy Lafarge and Jo Longhurst on display at Dundee Contemporary Arts (DCA). The exhibition has been developed from the collaborative project of the same name – delivered in partnership between DCA, Collective …
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