Jessica Johannesson Gaetan

So you are both and it started up as an online magazine.

What are your thoughts on that kind of relationship or hierarchy even between online magazines and print?

I also love my Kindle.

Very, very handy.

But I mean, it's just wonderful that you do have both and that you operate in so many different forms.

Tell us a little bit about the podcast.

How does that work?

It does seem like people stick around as well.

I mean, people do keep submitting and you have regular contributors.

Exactly.

And in a time where there's just...

a lot of magazines and a lot of the time for sort of emerging writers goes to submitting to loads of magazines and it can almost become this kind of ladder of different steps that you have to take and you submit to this and then you can submit to another one and it's almost like a career thing rather than finding a magazine that

you really like and that you feel that you belong to and you can keep working with and that's quite unique.

Most definitely.

Could you just tell us a little bit about the events that you have done in the past?

I think that's what's so wonderful, that you say magazine, but a magazine can be so many different things, and it can be a vessel for creativity in a whole lot of different ways.

So that's great.

Niall, could I maybe ask you to read your second poem?

Thank you.

Thoughts about future, where do you see this going?