At Work and Talking to You

By Sophie Diver

At Work and Talking to You centres around those conversations we’ve all found ourselves in, often in the workplace, navigating between self-worth and the judgment of others. Wisdom truly reveals itself in how we deal with conversations like this and the poem delivers tenderness to an otherwise irritating experience. Read More

One for Sorrow, Two for Joy

By Rachel Trafford

The reality and routine of remote work is disrupted. Read More

Press ‘Play’ on Eye of the Tiger

By Hanna Thomas Uose

Hanna Thomas Uose's poem toys with the idea of work and play. Read More

SCROOGE HAD IT RIGHT | In Paula R. Hilton’s uplifting short story, an office Christmas party reveals the meaning of festive cheer.

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Garden Leave

By Nadia Henderson

Take a leap into the unknown (and unpaid) Read More

SICK DAY | Take a day off with Laura Mitchell-Ghafoor’s short story.

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Middle Ground

It's just an average Wednesday in Ella's everyday, and she's making the middle ground work. Molly Whyte captures the present in her short story. Read More

Your Space or Mine?

When boundaries are crossed in Zoe Paskett's short story, an office space becomes a setting that must be carefully navigated. Read More

When I Grow Up

We're often asked as children what we want to be when we grow up. But in Laura Dilnot's eyes, it's who we want to be that makes all the difference. Read More

July 26th

Sarah Hardcastle ruminates on retirement and what comes after, with a little help from her father Read More