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Sam Sax – Lisa Luxx

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Lisa Luxx is a writer, performer, essayist and activist of British Syrian heritage. Winner of the 2018 Outspoken Prize for Performance Poetry and a regular feature at major literary events across the UK and Lebanon. She’s also the author of three poetry chapbooks, including The 4th Brain. She is currently finishing her first full-length collection, Breastmilk Martini, a love-anarchy book for the anti-romance generation.
This interview was conducted on 19th November 2018 at King’s Place by Jeffrey Sugarman at the Sam Sax event.

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