casual

By Georgina Jeronymides-Norie

'casual' is written using haiku stanzas, aside from the final 2 stanzas to explore the pleasure and sadness of a sexual relationship that will never be anything more. Read More

Aprikosen, Marillen – from What She’s Having: Stories of Women and Food

By Maria Ilona Moore

Maria Ilona Moore's non-fiction piece Aprikosen, Marillen, where she explores her family's history, nostalgia and duality of homemade apricot jam. Read More

I’ll Show You

Ilisha Thiru Purcell imagines what it would be like to talk to her 18 year old self and to tell her about all the pleasure she is yet to experience. Read More

We Make Our Own

By Laura Christine Price

In this short fiction, Cat meets Liam in Barcelona, slowly discovering the tension around pleasure. Read More

Pub Crawl

By Safa Maryam

In Pub Crawl, the narrator finds herself in a familiar setting and situation. This time, however, she is years older and a little wiser to the rose-tinted and romanticised view she had of the same scene and circumstances she stood in so many times before, when she was just nineteen and in love. Read More

Year 10 Summer Holidays

By Louise McStravick

Louise McStravick's poem pinpoints a moment of transition in days and nights spent 'playing out'. Read More

SPRING | Helen Ferris shares a poem of how a fading relationship can shift your understanding of yourself.

Poetry Read More

JULY 7TH 2018 | Emily Tucker relives the promises of a glorious summer.

Poetry Read More

THE ARGENTINE | Sarah Millar knows the threat of letting yourself be known.

Creative non-fiction Read More

YOUR COLLEGE BOYFRIEND IS BACK FROM THE DEAD | Anna-Claire McGrath shares a scary story featuring an all-too-familiar ghoul.

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