Thanks to the EVERYMAN CINEMA, the talented cast & crew of To Love A Narcissist and all the invited guests for a memorable London premiere Friday 8 May! We mixed, we mingled, we watched, we drank, we fell over (well, I did) and then we got up and did it all again the next day at Century Club!
So incredibly proud of my old pal and ‘almost sibling’ Raffaello Degruttola and star Lyndsey Marshal (no superlatives exist that do her performance justice!) It’s an honour to be part of Team Contro Vento!
To Love A Narcissist has been making headlines today with the release of US distributor Freestyle‘s ‘intriguing’ trailer trending on comingsoon.net. The film premiered in London 8 May 2026 ahead of its digital release in North America 19 May 2026.
My latest weekly feature for The Hooghly Review just dropped! This one’s a hairy one and called Toilet Spider.
https://thehooghlyreview.com/toilet-spider/
My dog is now officially a more successful writer than I am. His review of a Hong Kong restaurant is #2 Most Read in Cha. GO MOJO!!! Thank you editor Tammy Ho Lai-Ming for sharing! My conversation with author Nifraz Rifaz was #4 Most Read during the same time period.
https://chajournal.com/category/sadie-kaye
The London premiere of To Love A Narcissist will be held at the Everyman Cinema in London 8 May! The film, which I produced with Contro Vento Films, will be released in North America 19 May 2026 and worldwide three months later. Thanks to our distributors at Freestyle for organising. The film is listed as a new release in their thriller, drama and romance catalogues.
https://www.freestyledigitalmedia.tv
To Love A Narcissist will screen at Century Club in Soho, London, Sat 9 May 2026. The screening for members and invited guests celebrates the film’s London premiere the night before and release in North America 19 May.
https://centuryclub.co.uk/to-love-a-narcissist-film-screening
As Hong Kong dithers on whether to embrace the ‘pet economy’, my foodie poo Mojo is in Cha: An Asian Literary Journal with his review of a Hong Kong restaurant! I helpfully provided the English translation, being fluent in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, and, err, Woof. Thanks to editor Tammy Ho Lai-Ming for the editorial feedback, which Mojo really appreciated, and for publishing what is undoubtedly the silliest piece ever to appear in Cha in its 20 year history!
https://chajournal.com/2026/04/22/foodie-review/
https://chajournal.com/category/sadie-kaye
Congratulations Mind HK on the 5th year anniversary of More Than A Label. It was a joy to be one of the ambassadors taking part in an exhibition of light, art and recovery stories to mark this mental milestone. I attended the opening of Refraction: A Journey of Our Mind with artist Charles Tang. Attendees were invited to take home a poem inspired by mental health recovery as a memento.
My latest humour column just made a filthy splash in The Hooghly Review. I am now their Resident Poopologist – a proud moment for my family! More flash/ flush fiction humour by me in Hooghly soon, as well as the launch of another regular humour column by me about the secret life of writers!
https://thehooghlyreview.com/unflushed-fiction/
Four of my poems have just been published in the Spring 2026 edition of The Awakenings Review, a bi-annual American literary journal based in Chicago. The award-winning print journal is entirely devoted to publishing works by artists, writers and poets with lived experience of mental illness. You can order it online and read a free sample here! (My poems are not part of the sample.) Thanks to editor-in-chef Robert Lundin for sparking my World Bipolar Day!
https://awakeningsproject.org 💛
