Let’s Call It the Moon and Not Heartbreak

Kayla King's short story explores all that could have been between two writers – and all that has changed in six years. Read More

Formative Acts

Francesca Gilbert's short story dips in and out of one girl's seemingly insignificant moments. Read More

The July Letter

Dear Damsels, It isn’t easy. It never is. But still we try, dusting ourselves off, brushing away the ‘no’s and the ‘cannots’ and heading back into the fray. Read More

Middle Ground

It's just an average Wednesday in Ella's everyday, and she's making the middle ground work. Molly Whyte captures the present in her short story. Read More

A Hot Shower Shared Between Two

By Nadia Henderson

What would happen in a world where all feeling, all emotion no longer existed – except for three days in a year? Read More

You Let Yourself Be Seen

Maria Ilona Moore's short, intimate fiction discusses the desire to be seen – and the ability to see yourself. Read More

Two Pools of Water

Two sisters stare out at two pools of water – one blue, one green. Judy Darley's vivid short story explores youth, yearning and escape. Read More

A Scene Shot in the Dark

Anticipation and want build in Siobhan Carrol's short story, about temptation and power on a first date. Read More

Seven Spiders

In Stella Hervey Birrell's short story, an idyllic campsite seems almost too good to be true. And sure enough, there could be someone be watching in the shadows . . . Read More

The Hunt

The mysterious protagonist of Tallulah Knowles’ dark short story becomes both hunter and hunted. Read More