Supper

By Jemma Marie

'The past is on my chopping board oozing innocence and guilt.' Confronting and accepting your past – by cutting, quartering and cooking it. Read More

The FrankenTeds

By Farzana Amehd

What's in a name? Farzana Amehd looks at the history that has been passed down in hers. Read More

Ink Drops in Blood

By Gesii Bleu

Gesii Bleu questions the predominantly white academia she was a part of - and finds herself in her studies. Read More

Pavement Flower

By Kadeja Tasnim

Kadeja Tasnim's poem celebrates the perseverance of women of colour. Read More

Performing Who

By India-Rose Channon

Riley paints her face on every day. Read More

GENDER IS NOT A HAIRCUT | In Nora Thurkle’s fiction, Kyla tries to capture a shifting sense of self in a haircut.

Fiction Read More

SPRING | Helen Ferris shares a poem of how a fading relationship can shift your understanding of yourself.

Poetry Read More

KEY CHANGE | Jill Sleight celebrates the euphoria of Eurovision.

Creative non-fiction Read More

MICROAGGRESSIONS | Charlotte Niblett explores the everyday acts that weigh on her racial identity – and how she hopes for change.

Non-fiction Read More

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

Poetry Read More