Featured Post
The final letter
Ten years ago, we started up a platform to provide a space for women to share their writing. Today, we’re announcing our Dear Damsels chapter has come to an end. Read More
Page 1 of 2
Face-to-face
By Kate Todd
Kate Todd cleverly explores ideas of the public and private self and perception through a scene at a public art gallery. Read More
2 years ago
A Quiet Revolution
By Anya Hancock
Anya Hancock explores how silence can be inspiring. Read More
4 years ago
A Pain In The Head
By Alys Key
A plane, writer's block and an encounter with a stranger. Read More
4 years ago
Meet Me There
By Esme Rose Marsh
Esme Rose Marsh writes about being attracted to the idea of a person. Read More
4 years ago
Gala, Lizzie, Dora
By Ella Ackroyd
Ella Ackroyd flips the narrative of three women previously known as 'muses'. Read More
4 years ago
Beyond the Mirrored Pane
By Laura Elizabeth Colledge
Chase the ideal version of yourself. Read More
4 years ago
What’s in a Name?
By Louisa Bethan Rimmer
Capture the fleeting moments that linger and the things that we can't forget. Read More
4 years ago
Blobby, Blobby, Blobby
By Charlotte Evans
Charlotte Evans explores how her nan inspires her writing, even without her realising. Read More
4 years ago
Pavement Flower
By Kadeja Tasnim
Kadeja Tasnim's poem celebrates the perseverance of women of colour. Read More
4 years ago