It All Comes Down to This

What does it mean to be powerful as a woman? Lou Ramsay discusses the emotional and the acceptable in a brilliant essay to open 2018 on DD. Read More

On Kent Street

Kelsey J Barnes on the house she grew up in, the memories she's taken with her, and the mark she left behind. Read More

Reclamation

Personal history writ large across the body: Alison Bond McNally explains the stories behind her tattoos, and all the times her body has been permanently changed. Read More

Those Days

By Nadia Henderson

'The old me lives in a box under the bed.' Read More

C.M.V.

Fall in deep with Sam Naomi's piece on her love, and how 'always' to her means being able to look into the same pair of eyes for the rest of her life. Read More

People & Places

Your Sunday read is a stunning essay by Lauren Pinnington on the people and places that shaped her. Read More

Gravestones

Jonatha Kottler looks back at two very different gravesite pilgrimages, and the significance those places can possibly hold, in her creative non-fiction piece. Read More

Memories to Come

In the first of our series of pieces about places, Kitty Stogdon returns to the spot she spent her childhood summers, and relives her memories. Read More

Paddle

Sarah Pearse explores her love affair with kayaking and how it brings her back to the woman she used to be. Read More

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