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FIRST CRACK | Where did the first crack in the frosted glass come from? Oshin Padhye’s poem explores the origins of violence.

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GRANDMOTHER’S FOOTSTEPS | In Anne Hamilton’s short story, her protagonist reflects on his family history, reenacting the journey his grandmother took from India to the UK.

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EACH PIECE OF ME | Jo Fisher’s poem celebrates her appearance and personality as the result of centuries of genetics, and other people’s stories.

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SECRET WORLDS | Billie Melissa writes about one of the many moments that have made up her life, and how it has changed everything.

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DD Blog: BFFs, Galentine’s Day and internet friends

Out of all of the topics that get discussed in the writing we share on DD, there is one we could never tire of reading about: friendship. Read More

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Creative Non-Fiction

THE STORY HUNTER | Bonnie Meekum’s father was a story hunter. Here, she shares how his weaving narratives have passed into her writing.

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A REFLECTION OF MY MOTHER | Continuing the theme of reflection, Victoria Clarke’s poem is about the ghost in her mirror.

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HER FACE | ‘All her shots left untaken, She knows I can’t miss.’ Emily Tucker writes a poem for her grandmother, who taught her to cook, be a good person and who has the exact same face.

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Creative Non-Fiction

FROM PLACES AND PEOPLE AND THINGS | Maria Ilona Moore tries to pin down where she’s from – and why it feels like such a difficult question to answer.

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WHY I AM LIKE THIS | Leanne Moden’s poem looks at the building blocks of her identity, and what might have made her who she is today.

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FIRST CRACK | Where did the first crack in the frosted glass come from? Oshin Padhye’s poem explores the origins of violence.

GRANDMOTHER’S FOOTSTEPS | In Anne Hamilton’s short story, her protagonist reflects on his family history, reenacting the journey his grandmother took from India to the UK.

EACH PIECE OF ME | Jo Fisher’s poem celebrates her appearance and personality as the result of centuries of genetics, and other people’s stories.

SECRET WORLDS | Billie Melissa writes about one of the many moments that have made up her life, and how it has changed everything.

DD Blog: BFFs, Galentine’s Day and internet friends

THE STORY HUNTER | Bonnie Meekum’s father was a story hunter. Here, she shares how his weaving narratives have passed into her writing.

A REFLECTION OF MY MOTHER | Continuing the theme of reflection, Victoria Clarke’s poem is about the ghost in her mirror.

HER FACE | ‘All her shots left untaken, She knows I can’t miss.’ Emily Tucker writes a poem for her grandmother, who taught her to cook, be a good person and who has the exact same face.

FROM PLACES AND PEOPLE AND THINGS | Maria Ilona Moore tries to pin down where she’s from – and why it feels like such a difficult question to answer.

WHY I AM LIKE THIS | Leanne Moden’s poem looks at the building blocks of her identity, and what might have made her who she is today.

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