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Another edition, another launch party, another stellar line-up. In the weeks leading up to our Pigeonholed launch we’re showcasing the outstanding performers who’ll be swinging by on Friday November 16 at Grub Street Bookshop. Last, but never least, is Scott Wings. Scott Wings…
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In the weeks leading up to our Pigeonholed launch we’re showcasing the outstanding performers who’ll be swinging by on Friday November 16 at Grub Street Bookshop.
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In the weeks leading up to our Pigeonholed launch we’re showcasing the outstanding performers who’ll be swinging by on Friday November 16 at Grub Street Bookshop.
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The final piece of the puzzle of authors performing at the #38 launch.
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Part two of our three-part series profiling the authors performing at the #38 launch.
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Part one of our three-part series profiling the authors performing at the #38 launch.
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A week on from the launch of Going Down Swinging No. 35, Program Coordinator Ali Macalister-Bills sums up the night that was. It’s at about this time, when unexplained bruises darken and spread, that I look back on the launch…
Continue readingWhat goes into a GDS launch party? General manager Em Andersen reflects on the madness of party prep time as we ready ourselves for the launch of No. 35 tonight in Fitzroy. “Have we got all the tubs for drinks…
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Party with us in Fitzroy next Friday as we celebrate the launch of Going Down Swinging No. 35: a very special book full of new writing and art, with an audio anthology of stories, music and spoken word. To do…
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It’s safe to say that we’d never published anything like it. I’m not sure who in the world had. So when GDS made our first exploration of digital publishing in 2011, with edition number 31, we had very little to…
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Last year’s Going Down Swinging warehouse party took the roof off. So we’re doing it again to celebrate the launch of GDS No. 34. We’ll have longer hours, more drinks, better wine, and a lot more dancing. With tales from…
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Writers have changed. No more are they sitting pretty in brothels and brocade drawing rooms diligently scribbling into their goat paper. No more are they sipping absinthe in bohemian cafes while etching poems into their skin. Heavens, no. Today’s young…
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