An interview series in which we beat the lockdown blues reaching out to friends for a nice and informal telephone chat. In our sixth episode, Fernando Sdrigotti talks to Andrew Gallix, who is currently in lockdown in Paris, France.

Some of the topics discussed: 3:AM Magazine, making something out of nothing, punk, money and literature, and the myth of Paris.

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Andrew Gallix is an Anglo-French writer and occasional translator, who teaches at the Sorbonne and edits 3:AM Magazine. His work has appeared in the Guardian, Financial Times, Irish Times, Stinging Fly, New Statesman, Independent, Literary Review, Times Literary Supplement, Dazed & Confused, as well as on BBC Radio 3, and elsewhere. His books include Unwords (a collection of essays and reviews forthcoming from Dostoyevsky Wannabe, 2020) and We’ll Never Have Paris (Repeater Books, 2019) alongside Love Bites: Fiction Inspired by Pete Shelley (Dostoyevsky Wannabe, 2019) and Punk is Dead: Modernity Killed Every Night (Zero Books, 2017) which he co-edited. Twitter: @andrewgallix.

Fernando Sdrigotti edits Minor Literature[s]. His latest book is JOLTS. Twitter: @f_sd

Music: opening track, Esquizofrenia, Gina Valenti; closing track, Llegan los cuerpos, Maitreya. Both Creative Commons.