I’ll Show You

Ilisha Thiru Purcell imagines what it would be like to talk to her 18 year old self and to tell her about all the pleasure she is yet to experience. Read More

Don’t Let Them Get High Off Your Narcissistic Supply: Rule #1 Do Not Offer Yourself Up as the Scapegoat

By Riley Forsythe

Don’t Get High off Your Narcissistic Supply is a series of poems that offer up nurturing advice to anyone who, like an awkward newborn giraffe stumbles to find their footing on sturdy ground, has newly awakened to realise they have been the victim of narcissistic abuse. The series aims to gently support with wry humour and inner child healing suggestions. Read More

Life Lessons

By Rebecca Wayman

Life Lessons looks at profound but often mundane moments in a person's life that are both learning curves and make up the building blocks of who they are. Read More

The Lost Things

By Bonnie Radcliffe

Bonnie Radcliffe's beautifully crafted short story explores the wisdom of knowing ourselves and what it means to lose that. Read More

You’ll Always Have a Story

By Laura Schuller

Laura Schuller explores the necessity of telling yourself stories in order to live. Read More

Orange-ringed

By Zoe Turner

Zoe Turner explores objects and the way we curate moments for ourselves every day, as well as how our emotional lives are reflected by our physical spaces. Read More

A Riddle

By Matilda Nevin

Internal and external perceptions of ego blur in Matilda Nevin's poem. Read More

Out out

By Ruby Norman-Curran

What narratives do we rewrite? Ruby Norman Curran's short poem succinctly puts a white lie in the spotlight. Read More

My Mother Fights a Gentle Breeze and Loses

By Alexandra Burton

Alexandra Burton's visceral poem delves into the pain we inherit from those who raise us. Read More

All The Things You Left Behind

By Zena Spiers

Zena Spiers looks at inheritance through the prism of grief and what someone leaves behind. Read More