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The final letter
Ten years ago, we started up a platform to provide a space for women to share their writing. Today, we’re announcing our Dear Damsels chapter has come to an end. Read More
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Confession
A toilet cubicle that holds a hundred stories: Carys Crossen's short story contains a cold kind of comfort. Read More
7 years ago
Tiny Castles
There's discomfort in new spaces, as Kate Oliver explores in her poem. Read More
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The November Letter
Dear Damsels, What makes you proud? The theme for November is PRIDE. Easily wounded, hard to swallow, threatening to burst out – you’ve… Read More
7 years ago
My Body Has Housed Two Children
Fiona Goggin has painful hips and sore knees, and sometimes her feet ache when it rains. But she wouldn't change it for the world. Read More
7 years ago
The Familiar Comfort of Autumn
Autumn isn't just an in-between season, says Charlotte Duff. Instead, it's a time to reconnect with yourself. Read More
7 years ago
Almost Like Pleasure
Emilia L's poem finds peace and quiet in simple moments of comfort. Read More
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Comfort Zone
Sarah-Louise Kelly explores the idea of never really being in your comfort zone – and of not feeling comfortable enough to admit it. Read More
7 years ago
DD Interview: Francine Toon
DD talks to Francine Toon – writer, poet, commissioning editor, and the host of our upcoming brunch and writing workshop. Read More
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