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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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The Shop of Preserved Curiosities
Stare through the window into the unknown, with Rosaleen Lynch's Shop of Preserved Curiosities. Read More
8 years ago
glittering, gold
Five friends, trapped like dust. Alizée Chesnoy's short fiction will remind you how it feels to be on the cusp of everything. Read More
8 years ago
Written in Memory of a Glorious Spirit
Charlotte Duff's personal essay celebrates her memories of her grandfather – and the glory his passing left behind. Read More
8 years ago
?We Used to be Friends
Maria Ilona Moore asks, what happens when a childhood best-friendship fades? Do you go back to being strangers? Read More
8 years ago
Affirmation
The world keeps turning and it’s all we can do to keep holding on, in Stéph Kuypers’ plaintive poem. Read More
8 years ago
retrograde
Time is moving backwards in a world made up of empty spaces, in Benedicta J. Foo's fiction. Read More
8 years ago