DISCONNECTED | Emily Ford wonders how far love can stretch in lockdown.

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Relativity

By Nadia Henderson

Follow the fluctuation of a lifelong friendship. Read More

WHO NEEDS JETPACKS WHEN YOU CAN HAVE SEX WITH PEOPLE YOU HAVEN’T MET YET | Casual Skype sex connects across timezones in Stephanie Chan’s poem.

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BEFORE I LEAVE | Annmarie McQueen considers the easy familiarity that comes with sharing a space.

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AT ANY GIVEN SECOND | Paula R. Hilton falls through time as she considers the memories that connect her to others.

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WHEN ALL THIS IS OVER | Emily Tucker promises to do the things that the pandemic has stopped.

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WHILE THIS LASTS | Angelita Bradney captures the highs and lows of lockdown as a working mother.

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THE ENTRY (A CRASH COURSE IN SCOUSE) | Patience Mackarness writes about unexpected friendships on a Liverpudlian street.

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THE TELEPHONE CALL | Farzana Amehd picks up the phone to fill three thousand miles of distance.

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TATKAAR | In her poem, Shringi Kumari aligns with her foremothers through dance.

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