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Scent of Grass Death
17 May 2023

Scent of Grass Death

by admin | posted in: Creative Non-Fiction, Member Writing Features, Memoir | 5

By Chris Hansen. In the morning, often of a weekend, the sounds of mowers could be heard as far as you might wish to travel through the suburbs. My father’s mower was a Victa. Tried trusty and true it kept … Continued

Member Feature, Memoir, memories, reflection, reflective, Story, Writing, youth
Ekphrastic Challenge 16
16 May 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 16

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing, Flash Fiction | 0

Spiritual journey through art, by Mathilda Garrido Lucay   IN THE BEGINNING GEOFFREY GASKILL   In the Beginning … … the world is dark and without sound. These are the days before butterflies.   The butterfly woman’s mother is the … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
The Fall
8 May 2023

The Fall

by admin | posted in: Creative Non-Fiction, Member Writing Features, Memoir | 3

By Caroline Coles. We were collecting blackberries and had walked toward the docks alongside the railway track. Thick gorse bushes and brambles lined each side tumbling hither and thither, springing up high over the boundary and heading towards fields and … Continued

Member Feature, Memoir
Ekphrastic Challenge 15
5 May 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 15

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing, Flash Fiction | 1

Morea 1 & Morea 2, by Kim Rance   DAISY’S WORLD JULIE RYSDALE MOTHER JO CURTAIN On the edge of the Pacific Ocean, Mother waits one thousand years in shrouded majesty rising through the earth, her love trickles down in … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
Killing Passion
3 May 2023

Killing Passion

by admin | posted in: Creative Non-Fiction, Member Writing Features, Memoir | 3

By Stephane Vander Bruggen. I was standing on the podium, holding the winner’s cup in both hands and looking up at the sky. This one is for you, Pépé (Grandpa). I could not stop a tear from rolling down my … Continued

Member Feature, Memoir
Nothing Happened
26 Apr 2023

Nothing Happened

by admin | posted in: Creative Non-Fiction, Member Writing Features, Memoir | 1

By Sioux Patullo. I was seen by no one today. No one was witness to anything that I did, nor heard anything I had to say. Maybe the neighbour spied me taking out the rubbish but took no notice. I … Continued

Member Feature, Memoir
Ekphrastic Challenge 14
6 Apr 2023

Ekphrastic Challenge 14

by admin | posted in: Ekphrastic Writing, Flash Fiction | 2

Untitled 3, by John Bartlett   UNTITLED JO CURTAIN The Artist is born in a summer storm, under thick colossal clouds gathering above the Pacific Ocean. The Artist has no mother, no father, no siblings to guide them, only the … Continued

Ekphrastic Poetry, Flash Fiction
To Whom It May Concern
31 Mar 2023

To Whom It May Concern

by admin | posted in: Member Writing Features | 0

TRANSGENDER DAY OF VISIBILITY Trans people are being targeted… not because we lack, it’s because we love. And we have the audacity to love the parts of ourselves that other people hate in themselves. (Alok Vaid-Menon) Trans Day of Visibility … Continued

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“Roller derby changed my life”: on everyday acts of emancipation. Part Two
28 Mar 2023

“Roller derby changed my life”: on everyday acts of emancipation. Part Two

by admin | posted in: Member Writing Features | 0

This is an edited excerpt in two parts, from Polly Bennett’s PhD Thesis, “Roller derby changed my life” (2020), which explored how radical, athlete-led sport like roller derby, can provide a break from daily experiences of exploitation and constraint. Below … Continued

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“Roller derby changed my life”: on everyday acts of emancipation. Part One
27 Mar 2023

“Roller derby changed my life”: on everyday acts of emancipation. Part One

by admin | posted in: Member Writing Features | 0

By Polly Lisa Bennett. This is an edited excerpt in two parts, from Polly Bennett’s PhD Thesis, “Roller derby changed my life” (2020), which explored how radical, athlete-led sport like roller derby, can provide a break from daily experiences of … Continued

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