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By Lydia Kendall-McDougall In the summer of 2016, I came home from holiday to a card from my good friend Imogen. It was a small blank postcard with my addres...

By Kate Wassell Image credit: Kingston Online Posed and poised It would not do to have the face turned over - No - it would not do To have that pretty face s...

By Sophie Fennelly Like many other avid bookworms, I discovered Malorie Blackman’s ‘Noughts and Crosses’ series when I was slightly too young to understand t...

By Lital Weizman Art by Lital Weizman You never quite know when you’re gonna need money, So always carry a note spare, or five, And you never quite know when...

By Alice Browne Since its release in April 2019, Sally Rooney’s second novel Normal People has been inescapable. It’s physical impact alone feels something o...

By Emily Poole Dear coffee, If we are going to continue, shot after shot, battling on the front line for our place in the homes of Tea & Coffee drinkers, we ...

By Hannah Davis Completing a degree in English Literature, ironically, led in part to my resentment of reading. The general assumption when I tell someone ab...

by Maria Marqués She is mystical and fiery, silent but loud all at once. Her presence divine, she expresses herself with utter boldness. Her fire is lit cons...

By Maria Marqués The limitlessness of the words that penetrate who I am, lights up something, rather indescribable I often try to depict boundless existence ...

BY ANGELICA KRIKLER The other me, she skins roadkill with her teeth, gives a powerhouse performance No counselling soy sauce windowsill freesias She does not...