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Selection of articles written between 2005 and today.
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A Mysterious Package For Dr Freeman
I checked my post this morning, only to discover a mysterious mystery. An apparently ordinary looking envelope… But dear reader, this modest parcel was in truth anything but ordinary, for inside lurked something tremendously suspicious. A typewritten letter accompanying a second, plastic envelope. Text of the letter (misspellings preserved): Dear Gareth, I hope this letter… Read more
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Dead Medium, making radio
I love radio. I love making radio even more. Pre-recording shows, live broadcasting, racing between decks as the last song fades out and you still haven’t picked the next one, tripping up your co-host with an outrageous comment right before you go on air, sitting in the outer studio watching the clock jealously lest someone… Read more
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Hollywood Ending
I’m running an exhibition of video art this week at Exchange Dublin. Below is the text that accompanies the work. Hopefully as entertaining a piece of pseudo-philosophical junk as ever graced a graduate art show. Show is 16th – 23rd of August, with a launch at 8PM on the 17th (no booze but cake, all… Read more
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Why I Love Kerbal Space Program
It’s not something I’ve often admitted to in writing, but I am a gamer. Much as I’d prefer to spend my time ostentatiously lolling about with a copy of The Master & Margarita, or loudly boasting to strangers about my unpublished novel, invariably when I want to relax I end up playing games. I grew… Read more
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‘The Bony’ by Iggy McGovern
The very talented Roger Gregg invited me to perform this poem at his Halloween show. Full text on the author’s site. Read more
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Learn Something; Share Something; Do Something
Last weekend, Saturday and Sunday the 15th and 16th of October we staged Open Learning Ireland’s inaugural event, Learn Something; Share Something; Do Something. OLI is a new organisation seeking to create an alternative learning space in Dublin. For two days we took over a room on the second floor of Earlsfort Terrace at The… Read more
Gareth Stack 