In Her Words

By Alice Whiting

Words taken from a collection of letters sent by the writer's grandmother capture what she left behind. Read More

Blobby, Blobby, Blobby

By Charlotte Evans

Charlotte Evans explores how her nan inspires her writing, even without her realising. Read More

SHIFTING BETWEEN TWO WORLDS IN THE WEST BAY | In Margot Wilson’s short story, a disappearance blurs the lines between reality and perception.

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THE MAGNOLIA TREE | In Lucy Porter’s short story, memories of magnolia transport her protagonist to another time and place.

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LOVE LANGUAGE | Rachel Jeffcoat’s poem recalls the care and comfort of her grandmother’s cooking

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SCARECROW | In Rebekah Graves’ short story, a loved one makes an unusual return.

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GRANDMOTHER’S FOOTSTEPS | In Anne Hamilton’s short story, her protagonist reflects on his family history, reenacting the journey his grandmother took from India to the UK.

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HER FACE | ‘All her shots left untaken, She knows I can’t miss.’ Emily Tucker writes a poem for her grandmother, who taught her to cook, be a good person and who has the exact same face.

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Confession

A toilet cubicle that holds a hundred stories: Carys Crossen's short story contains a cold kind of comfort. Read More

Pluto

Irene's on a trip. She's not sure how she came to be there, or where she's heading - until she looks back. Read this beautiful story by Cherry Casey. Read More