Into Your Arms Nick Cave's Songs Reimagined

Nick Cave is a visionary genius – a singer-songwriter adored by fans around the world. The emotional intensity of his haunting, vulnerable music reaches straight for the big themes – love, death, separation, betrayal. So what would happen if some of Australia’ s favourite creators reimagined his songs as stories?

Kirsten Krauth is a writer, editor and arts journalist based in Castlemaine, Victoria. Kirsten Krauth is a writer, editor and arts journalist based in Castlemaine, Victoria.

From the Curators From the Commissioning Editor Dance Hall Days by Christos Tsiolkas Do You Love Me? by Kirsten Krauth Red Right Hand by Tony Birch Lovely, Useless Things by Toni Jordan Something’ s Gotten Hold of My Heart by Richard J. Frankland Breathless by Melissa Manning Love Letter by Mark Smith People Ain’ t No Good by Kirsten Tranter Into Your Arms (Five Ways) by Gillian O’ Shaughnessy A Dead Song by Bram Presser Sniffing Around by Andy Griffiths Death Is Not the End by Jon Doust Straight to You by Rhett Davis Cannibal’ s Hymn by Ben Hobson The Grief of the Body by Goldie Goldbloom The Mercy Seat by Neil A. White Burning Bridges by Emily Brewin Push the Sky Away by Sarah Bailey As I Sat Sadly by Her Side by Mykaela Saunders Nobody’ s Waiting for Anyone Anymore by Cate Kennedy River Rising by Arnold Zable Songs and Albums by Nick Cave Referenced Contributor Biographies