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Creative Non-Fiction

Meet Me There

By Esme Rose Marsh

Esme Rose Marsh writes about being attracted to the idea of a person. Read More

2 years ago

Creative Non-Fiction

LOSS, NYD | In Rebecca Clark’s creative non-fiction, disappointment gives way to hope on New Year’s Day.

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3 years ago

connection

NETWORK CONNECTIVITY ISSUES | Eimhear Ní Thuathail looks for ways to connect in a world without touch or intimacy.

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3 years ago

Fiction

THE ROAD AHEAD | Katie Nickas’s short story documents the sweet thrills of something new and uncomplicated.

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4 years ago

Fiction

QUARTER PAST THREE | Vanessa Browne shares a short story about keeping your heart open, even in the face of loss.

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4 years ago

celebration

IT’S A DATE | In Hattie Cooper Hockey’s story, a first date turns into an unexpected celebration.

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4 years ago

dare

TRUTH OR DARE, PROBABLY | Claire Thomson’s protagonist dares her own memory.

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4 years ago

awakening

ANYONE? | Lu Smith tumbles through the tribulations of modern dating.

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4 years ago

Creative Non-Fiction

Crush

It's a just a little crush. But what if it's not? Amy Clarkin catalogues the sweet thrills that accompany a crush – from the far-off fantasies to the everyday infatuations. Read More

5 years ago

Curiosity

Coconut

Hope and coconut oil. Tutku Barbaros's poem unveils a curiosity that you can't help but fall for. Read More

6 years ago

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Meet Me There

LOSS, NYD | In Rebecca Clark’s creative non-fiction, disappointment gives way to hope on New Year’s Day.

NETWORK CONNECTIVITY ISSUES | Eimhear Ní Thuathail looks for ways to connect in a world without touch or intimacy.

THE ROAD AHEAD | Katie Nickas’s short story documents the sweet thrills of something new and uncomplicated.

QUARTER PAST THREE | Vanessa Browne shares a short story about keeping your heart open, even in the face of loss.

IT’S A DATE | In Hattie Cooper Hockey’s story, a first date turns into an unexpected celebration.

TRUTH OR DARE, PROBABLY | Claire Thomson’s protagonist dares her own memory.

ANYONE? | Lu Smith tumbles through the tribulations of modern dating.

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