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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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Alcohol, 1994
Gaynor Jones recollects the first time she got drunk on 'pepper-spiced chocolate milk' alcohol. Read More
7 years ago
Not a Girl, Not yet a Woman
Bridie Wilkinson pens an ode to the pop idol of her childhood, and what loving Britney Spears taught her about becoming a woman. Read More
7 years ago
Party Rings and POM-BEARS
In Mariah Feria's short fiction, Meg is on a mission to return to the food of her childhood, loading her trolley with snacks that bring back memories of simpler times. Read More
7 years ago
He promised me silence
Summoning the courage to demand closure – this is at the heart of Zoe Paskett's short fiction. Read More
7 years ago
People & Places
Your Sunday read is a stunning essay by Lauren Pinnington on the people and places that shaped her. Read More
7 years ago
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
8 years ago
Cartwheels
Rosie Hughes's poem on all the small things that we remember from our childhood – and the bigger things that we forget. Read More
8 years ago
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
8 years ago