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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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Dear Diary
Did you keep a diary? Emer O'Toole's diary entries were sporadic, scented and stuffed with memory. Here, she tells us their power. Read More
8 years ago
Planting Lilies
Heartbreak can bloom, just like lilies. Read Samantha Blaney's short story, budding with hope of a different kind. Read More
8 years ago
The Lovers Recall
In a trio of poems, writer St. James pieces together memories of a past relationship. Read More
8 years ago
A Personal History of Remembering and Forgetting
Everything changes, even your memory. Maria Ilona Moore's piece deciphers how we start to forget. Read More
8 years ago
Autumn Leaves
Amy Clarkin rings in REMEMBRANCE, bidding farewell to summer and welcoming the cool winds of autumn in her essay on transition. Read More
8 years ago
The September Letter
Dear Damsels, The theme for September is NOURISH. It’s that first stretch in the morning. The longer, slower walk home after work and the frantic, endorphin-boosting dance… Read More
8 years ago
Natural Beauty
Follow the character in Eleanor Jones' short story on her journey to discover what nature can give to us. Read More
8 years ago
A Circular Route
Sara Sherwood took herself away from the Big Smoke to fresh air, green hills and Virginia Woolf. Let her tell you what she found. Read More
8 years ago
Nourish, Repeat
Lou Ramsay on the pillars of self-care – and maintaining them when a relationship that once provided so much sustenance goes bad. Read More
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