My Kitchen Is Haunted By A Cat Called Bailey
In this poem, Eden Cain reflects on the bittersweet memory of a beloved feline friend.
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Exploring Boresmoor
In this creative piece, Rahul describes the origins and traditions of a fantasy town (Boresmoor) and its beguiling, mysterious landscape.
A Sonnet for my Muse
This week, Ruhee tackles the challenging Shakespearean sonnet form, exploring the impact of a muse on poetry.
Colours
In this poem, Ruhee illustrates the enchanting resonance of colour as she reflects the various hues that unveil themselves throughout a relationship.
Repertoire
This week, Molly Knox gives us a beautiful, alluring poem exploring the temporality of nature and its facets.
No T’s for Winter
Tia writes a beautiful and uplifting comtemplation of this winter season... without using the letter "t".
Looking At Grapes
In this compelling short story, Rannvá Hoydal explores a character who, despite trying to distract himself, is struggling to accept his own mortality.
Distractions
"One. One. One, one, one. Pointed at me like a god-given gun."
Peninsula: For those who feel lost
Christian Bland reviews the Durham University Creative Writing 2020 Peninsula Anthology.