The Camera (est. 2024) is a Cambridge-based online cultural review publishing interviews, reviews, & essays, run by graduate students & open to all submissions.
Caitlin Helena speaks to @SophieHaydock about her novel The Flames, and the untold lives of the women painted and loved by Egon Schiele.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/YgF3MBM91s
Art by Iris Bowdler.
Rachel Rees speaks to @helen_charman (@englishunicam ) about her new book Mother State, and ideas of motherhood through Thatcher, austerity — and tradwives.
Mother State is out now, via @AllenLaneBooks
Read now on our website: https://t.co/v2puCGzpdE
Art by Elizabeth Murphy.
Hope Nicholson @HopeNic25020020 speaks to the author and screenwriter Rebecca Frayn about her novel Lost in Ibiza, and environmental activism.
Lost in Ibiza is published by @wearewhitefox
Read now on our website: https://t.co/4HLWqrIhaB
Art by Iris Bowdler
Rosa Appignanesi speaks to @octaviabright_ about her memoir This Ragged Grace, addiction, and loving through bodily anguish.
This Ragged Grace is out now in paperback, via @canongatebooks.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/8rnl9LoKwQ
Art by Elizabeth Murphy.
Iris Bowdler on Botticelli’s Venus and Mars at the @FitzMuseum_UK, and the orgasm gap.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/pJGxEbJMh2
Art by Elizabeth Murphy.
Idil Tekin discusses the Cambridge for Palestine encampment, and the question of cultural solidarity from Kettle’s Yard to King’s Parade.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/AsgPT1mKcj
Art by anonymous.
On tour for his new album, @RobGMacfarlane speaks to us about the challenge of lyrics, mythic forms' unexpected urgency, and his pre-show playlist.
The Moon Also Rises, with @JohnnyFlynnHQ, is out now via @transgressiveHQ.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/mWpSDn7f4o
Check out @EndOfSixties' interview with @thecamerapub - talking all things wellness from the 70s to modern-day Goop-mania.
Read here: https://t.co/wQsgeVdpmR
Rachel Rees speaks to Andrew O'Hagan about his new novel Caledonian Road, his career at the LRB, and his favourite works.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/QrcMYywQqC
Photograph by Christina Jansen. Art by Elizabeth Murphy and @troy_fielder
Elizabeth Murphy and @troy_fielder speak to James Riley (@EndOfSixties) about his new book Well Beings, a cultural history of wellness from the 1970s to modern-day Goop-mania.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/6XpHFtA3ZG
Art by Elizabeth Murphy.
.@troy_fielder speaks to the poet and performer
@GeorgeThePoet about his memoir Track Record, his time at Cambridge University, and the importance of music.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/Re03qCfkGE
Art by Iris Bowdler.
Matilda Sykes speaks to the artist Tom Fairlamb about his work, humans and technology, and stolen artworks.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/c8h4vgj7Fu
Art by Elizabeth Murphy.
.@troy_fielder visits the studio of Cambridge-based artist John Tordoff and speaks about routine, gardening, and creating art.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/ZfvLMYupz5
Art by Iris Bowdler.
Rachel Rees speaks to Siobhán McSweeney (@siobhni), Bafta-winning Irish actress, about confronting industry sexism and classism, and what she has taken from Derry Girls.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/Xl346buS7v.
Photograph: Phil Sharp. Art by Iris Bowdler.
Sarah Jean Abernethy speaks to writer and critic Jacqueline Rose about her book The Plague, complexity as resistance, and fostering hope.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/dlN6SuAL3V.
Art by Iris Bowdler.
.@troy_fielder speaks to @AMcMillanPoet, award-winning poet and author, about his debut novel, Pity, ahead of his appearance at @camlitfest.
Read on our website: https://t.co/q120e2DCTX
Art by The Camera team
On the 200th anniversary of Lord Byron’s death, Iris Bowdler explores the infamous poet’s continued cult following.
Read now on our website: https://t.co/yLNBvpL4ud
Art by Iris Bowdler