The Journey is the Destination
I love old maps. I love old maps of Vienna. And thank goodness I also love psychogeography: the situationist’s deliberate art of getting lost as a way of opening your creative intuition – because in just one month, I have been lost in Vienna more times than I can count. Well, actually, four or seven [...]
Awkward and Unabashed
The box office at the Konzerthaus had become a human holding-pen on the night of 2 March. Under the yellow glow of “Brut Kasse, Besetzt!,” Viennese hipsters stood sweating in their over-sized scarves and Poindexter glasses, waiting for admission. Standing on a chair, a member of the Inferno Collective cheerfully inveigled the crowd: “Hallo! Can [...]
Kirstie McCallum is a poet, a dance critic, and the past Dance Editor for Plank Magazine (Vancouver). She studied critical theory as an undergraduate and has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of New Brunswick. She was raised in Prince Edward Island, Canada.