Angelo Mikhaeil - Contributor

Angelo is a South London based writer, poet and community organiser. In the past he worked in publishing as part of a social impact team that worked towards making literature accessible to all. After many years of experience working in and around the education sector, he believes that there are more ways in which we can connect the arts and culture (particularly the literary arts) to new audiences and the next generation.

Contact: angelo@flolondon.co.uk

Follow him on Instagram: @yo_angiemk

Angelo Mikhaeil

Angelo Mikhaeil

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Review: Suppliants of Syria, Hoxton Hall
Review: Suppliants of Syria, Hoxton Hall

FLO spent an evening with Special Guest, speaking to the host, Eve, and some of the night’s speakers to find out what draws people to the stage and what keeps the crowd coming back…

Indie Night at the Southbank Centre review
Indie Night at the Southbank Centre review

Southbank Centre launched the new Indie Night series, dedicated to the championing and celebrating of independent publishers and authors. The series arrives at a significant time as we crave human stories and voices…

A night at Special Guest
A night at Special Guest

FLO spent an evening with Special Guest, speaking to the host, Eve, and some of the night’s speakers to find out what draws people to the stage and what keeps the crowd coming back…

Inside Morocco Bound Bookshop’s Open Mic Nights
Inside Morocco Bound Bookshop’s Open Mic Nights

Just off Bermondsey Street, a short stroll away from London Bridge, is Morocco Bound Bookshop. Independent bookshop by day, lively venue by night this place is one of London’s hidden gems…

In conversation with Afra Nur Uğurlu
In conversation with Afra Nur Uğurlu

Afra Nur Uğurlu is a visual artist and recent London College of Communication graduate whose practice bridges beauty, fashion, art, and cultural studies. In this interview, we discuss Hinterland, her zine exploring how the Turkish diaspora navigates and challenge es dominant representations…

In conversation with Neil Gore and Rukmini Sircar
In conversation with Neil Gore and Rukmini Sircar

Townsend Productions is marking the 50th anniversary of the Grunwick Strike (1976–1978) with the return of We Are the Lions, Mr Manager!, a powerful play written and musically directed by Neil Gore and directed by Louise Townsend. The production features Rukmini Sircar as Jayaben Desai. Ahead of the London run, we spoke to Neil Gore and Rukmini Sircar…

Five fantastic short reads (all under 200 pages!)
Five fantastic short reads (all under 200 pages!)

A collection of short books that possess more power and a profundity than the page count suggest. Each of these books are under 200 pages, making them great for anyone looking to break a reading rut or explore different genres…

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