Anna Mazzola
By Jo Phillips
Anna Mazzola is a human rights solicitor, writer and mum. She wrote the short story ‘Livewire’ for the ‘Live’ Issue.
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expand; The Mind of a Writer
138 years after her birth Virginia Woolf still fascinates readers, writers, and gossip lovers alike. In her 59 years Woolf’s…
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Power: What you see? Is it what you get?
We know that the eye senses the wavelength of light bounced by objects and surfaces and sees this as distinctive…
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Construct; Soundtracks to Revolutionary Cinema Movements
When we watch a film, the soundtrack can be as crucial as the visuals, especially in dark or serious films. Music in a coup narrative often features intense, dramatic compositions that heighten tension, making the events more gripping and immersive.
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Tender; Men; The Powerful Undercurrents of Their Emotional Expressions
Do you feel women are often encouraged to share their feelings openly, fostering an environment of vulnerability and connection, their…
