Intertwine

By Alice Godliman

Weave together memories of nights spent dancing in crowds, shoulders touching, hands clutching. Read More

JOINT | Tutku Barbaros’s prose poem lights a spark between a dodgy knee and a kind physiotherapist.

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ARRIVAL | Amy Feldman shares how the first days of motherhood changed her expectations of bonding with her baby.

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

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

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FROM OUR HANDS TO YOURS | Sarah Mavity takes us on one of her food bank shifts, showing how community and food connects us.

Creative non-fiction Read More

DD Blog: BFFs, Galentine’s Day and internet friends

Out of all of the topics that get discussed in the writing we share on DD, there is one we could never tire of reading about: friendship. Read More

A Dull Interval

Anna Kahn's poem celebrates an electric night on the dance floor, and how there are always more people to dance with. Read More