Greg Thorpe

My short story '1961' was selected for this annual anthology.

Dark Habits is the seventh publication from HOME Publishing. Nineteen contributors explore freedom and indulgence, hedonism, transgression, sex and moral conventions through short stories, poetry, essay, experimental writing and flash-fiction. Featuring: Jonathan Kemp, Adam O’Riordan, Greg Thorpe, Oreet Ashery, Shumon Baser, Mercedes Cebrián, La JohnJoseph.

My first piece of flash fiction was published by the fantastic Ellipsis Zine.

Paper has possessed both an artistic and political dimension for as long as it has existed. The more widely available it became throughout the world, the more that it could be used in a dialogue with power – both by artists and political change-makers. Over time, the relationship between paper, art and political activism has evolved in myriad ways.

Here are blog posts written specifically for my artist site over at gregthorpe.eu

Superbia is the year-round programme of culture from Manchester Pride. We support LGBT+ creativity and communities with event support, partnerships, new work and a grants programme.

Short articles on work life, freelancing and well-being.

A weekly digest of all the creative goings-on at Salford's independent artist community.

Contributor to Time Out Manchester Shortlist 3rd edition.

Beta Bandidos | John Maclean's 'Slow West' reviewed by Greg Thorpe.

I surveyed an exciting year of Visual Arts at Manchester's premiers culture venue, HOME.

Maxine Peake in the role of the Prince of Denmark in Hamlet at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester.

The Reveal Meal, or You are what you eat, or If music be the food of love, play on, or Eat junk, become junk, or An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

Simon Callow talks about his dramatisation of the life of Christ for the Manchester Evening News.

My short story '1961' appears in this collection alongside work by Douglas Coupland and Emma Jane Unsworth. 'Like an episode of Mad Men scripted by Carver - Nicholas Royle, novelist.