Category: origins

by Dear Damsels February 22, 2019 0

origins Poetry

PITE | ‘She can hear through the phone that it’s not right.’ Nora Selmani connects with her mother through the ritual of a recipe.

‘She can hear through the phone that it’s not right.’ Nora Selmani connects with her mother through the ritual of a recipe.

by Dear Damsels February 20, 2019 0

creative non-fiction origins

LEAVING | Megan Graham has never had to think about where she comes from, because nobody has ever told her to leave. In this essay, she looks at the privilege of having an unexciting family story.

Creative non-fiction

by Dear Damsels February 18, 2019 0

origins Poetry

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

Poetry

by Dear Damsels February 17, 2019 0

fiction origins

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.

Fiction