Obituaries

By Alyssa Walker

Alyssa Walker's poem explores one of the lessons she has learned in life so far - say goodbye to the things that no longer serve you. Read More

Our next theme – WISDOM

As one year ends, and another begins, what have you learned? Our next theme is WISDOM. Read More

Poetry

By Sara Veal

Sara Veal's flash fiction explores a young woman’s ill-fated relationship with a poet who speaks in quotes. Read More

for others, you, me, no one

By Naia Lucy Briscall

Naia Lucy Briscall's poetry collection documents the transition and fluctuation of one's own ego within relationships and the internal conversation that happens as a result. Read More

A sit down with your ego

By Annie Warren

Annie Warren's piece features a short conversation between a young woman's inner critic who is in a sulk and her ego who is feeling magnanimous. Read More

First Steps Again

By Katie Bennett-Davies

Katie Bennett-Davies' vulnerable creative non fiction piece challenges the assumption that romantic love and disability are incompatible. Read More

Mother

By Suzanna Fitzpatrick

Suzanna Fitzpatrick's visceral poem considers the socially-enforced self-denial of motherhood. Read More

You’ll Always Have a Story

By Laura Schuller

Laura Schuller explores the necessity of telling yourself stories in order to live. Read More

#yogaeverydamnday

By Rachel David

Rachel David imagines the freedom of being a cat: not just being super strong and flexible, but mainly being able to do all this and not care what other people think Read More

Face-to-face

By Kate Todd

Kate Todd cleverly explores ideas of the public and private self and perception through a scene at a public art gallery. Read More