First Steps Again

By Katie Bennett-Davies

Katie Bennett-Davies' vulnerable creative non fiction piece challenges the assumption that romantic love and disability are incompatible. Read More

Mother

By Suzanna Fitzpatrick

Suzanna Fitzpatrick's visceral poem considers the socially-enforced self-denial of motherhood. 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

Honesty lines

By Alice Godliman

Alice Godliman's thoughtful poem explores the joy in aging with the expectation of perpetual youth. Read More

My Therapist Asks Me How My Week’s Been

By Scarlett Ward

Scarlett Ward's poem explores the necessity of retreating, specifically as a woman. TW: assault Read More

MY BODY IS YOURS PLEASE TAKE IT | In Louise McStravick’s poem, the female body fights for autonomy.

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the calm in the storm

Awake to the new fire that burns at the heart of Jasmine Thompson's poem and be reminded to never back down. Read More

The Cake is a Lie

Kayla King portrays all of womanhood in one stormy, singing poem. Read More

Shaping Women’s Stories: Lee Miller Exhibition Review

Read Bridie Wilkinson's review of Imperial War Museum's Lee Miller exhibition, 'A Woman's War', in which she questions the chosen narrative. Read More