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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
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You Let Yourself Be Seen
Maria Ilona Moore's short, intimate fiction discusses the desire to be seen – and the ability to see yourself. Read More
7 years ago
A Scene Shot in the Dark
Anticipation and want build in Siobhan Carrol's short story, about temptation and power on a first date. Read More
7 years ago
Seven Spiders
In Stella Hervey Birrell's short story, an idyllic campsite seems almost too good to be true. And sure enough, there could be someone be watching in the shadows . . . Read More
7 years ago
Sunday Worship & Raising Hell
The thrills of falling in and out of love are ignited in two poems by Roz Weaver. Read More
7 years ago
In the Morning After
Bridie Wilkinson's poem captures the promises that a late night in the city holds. Read More
7 years ago
New Beginnings
Francesca Gilbert's protagonist only likes beginnings. Here, she longs for one to start with someone it shouldn't. Read More
7 years ago