Steven MacKenzie, Author at Big Issue

Steven MacKenzie

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Steven MacKenzie

Steven has worked for The Big Issue for close to a decade, becoming Features Editor in 2016 and Deputy Editor in 2020. His articles focus on social issues and culture interviews. For the magazine he has spoken to a wide variety of celebrated figures ranging from Oscar-winning actors and directors, Olympic gold medallists, government ministers, multiple Nobel laureates (including the Dalai Lama) and several famous Davids, including Attenborough, Lynch and Hasselhoff. Steven has also reported on international news stories across five continents; from deep inside the Arctic Circle to the Korean demilitarised zone.

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Kacey Clarke: “Women are shamed if they act on their desires”

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Tiny houses: A small solution to a big housing crisis

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Kate McKinnon: “Holtzmann is the Ghostbusters’ Ringo Starr”

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – review

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Kevin Smith: “Comics often play on the lowest common denominator”

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John Rhys-Davies: ‘We’ve created a subclass that only knows human misery’

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Ed Skrein: Deadpool’s very British villain

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Dolph Lundgren: “Computer games and movies may contribute towards violence”

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Neil Dudgeon: Lead piping, Latin and death by cheese

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Rebecca Ferguson: “We’re all battling things in modern life”

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Todd Haynes: ‘Cinema still has a problem with women’

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Sarah Wayne Callies: “Refugees’ lives are full of suffering, loss and pain”

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