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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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Little Blue Pill
Why do we really swallow that pill each morning? For Emma Crouch it's time to say goodbye to that part of her morning routine. Read More
8 years ago
Close You Down
Sara Sherwood writes about coming to the end of her relationship with online dating. Read More
8 years ago
leave-taking
Taking a breath and saying goodbye. Stéph Kuypers' ode to beginning an adventure. Read More
8 years ago
Uncurling The Roots
Kelsey J Barnes on learning to accept incomplete and messy endings Read More
8 years ago
How Should You Proceed
Grace Maxwell Brown explores alternative endings and the absence of choice in this illuminating piece on mental health. Read More
8 years ago
The Messiah Weighs 7lbs 2
In Fiona Hughes' poignant story, a family anecdote uncovers the darker side of motherhood Read More
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The November Letter
Dear Damsels, This November, let’s be a little hopeful – your theme for the month is WISH. Carrying it close to your chest. That piece… Read More
8 years ago
Between Land Masses
Kate Holford experiments with form in a poem that asks for something more – an intangible, indefinable something. Read More
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