
H20 by Farrah Akbik
Short Fiction: My father left Damascus like a lover creeping from his mistress’ bed in the dark of night.
Short Fiction: My father left Damascus like a lover creeping from his mistress’ bed in the dark of night.
Review: …Wynne has the well-deserved confidence of her publisher which likens her work to that of Margaret Atwood, Naomi Alderman and Madeleine Miller…
Short Fiction: My father left Damascus like a lover creeping from his mistress’ bed in the dark of night.
Poetry:
hello, my name is cupid and i eat
the heartache — out of people for a living
Poetry: Lately I’ve let my hands go weak, I’m not responding / to emails
Short Fiction: Johnny Pulp used to be a girl. It’s not his favourite thing about himself, but that’s the deal.
Poetry: i text you about all my meals so you know what’s inside of me when it’s not you.
Short Fiction: This morning I imagined breaking up with Alice.
Review: …Wynne has the well-deserved confidence of her publisher which likens her work to that of Margaret Atwood, Naomi Alderman and Madeleine Miller…
Blog: Creative nonfiction demands a balance between factual information and literary technique.
Continuing her series, Lizzie Hubbard writes about studying a creative writing degree remotely during a pandemic.
If some people were biological machines operated by a fungus that had infiltrated their nervous systems—looking, behaving, and to an observer’s eye displaying emotions like any sentient human being—how would anyone know? This concept of ‘Cartesian scepticism’ is central to the story of Living with Annie, the first novel written
Alexia Sereti interviews author of ‘A Girl Made of Air’ Nydia Hetherington
Feature: Debut author Charlotte Levin, whose novel If I Can’t Have You is now out in paperback, answers our questions.
Alice-Louise MacGillivray interviews writer and editor Marina Benjamin.
Author Not Present is a podcast in which Louise Hare, Christina Carè, and Peter J Coles critique anonymous submitted pieces. In the sixth episode, Louise, Christina, and Peter discuss ‘The Entertainer’. Listen to find out what they liked and what they thought could be improved as they deal with structure
In the fourteenth episode of the MIR Podcast, Peter J Coles talks with the winner of the Bricklane Bookshop short story prize, 2020 Alice Haworth-Booth, and the head of the prize, Kate Ellis. They discuss writing climate change and what it takes to run a big prize. Show Notes: Bricklane Bookshop
This episode was recorded before the outbreak of the current crisis so we apologise for any inaccuracies! Author Not Present is a podcast in which Louise Hare, Christina Carè, and Peter J Coles critique anonymous submitted pieces. In the third episode, Christina and Peter are joined by author Jarred McGinnis
This episode was recorded before the outbreak of the current crisis so we apologise for any inaccuracies! Author Not Present is a podcast in which Louise Hare, Christina Carè, and Peter J Coles critique anonymous submitted pieces. In the third episode, they discuss ‘Magrit’ – a quirky story of a
Author Not Present is a podcast in which Louise Hare, Christina Carè, and Peter J Coles critique anonymous submitted pieces. In the second episode, they discuss ‘Of Sprites and Spirits’ – a magical realist story of a young boy’s search for connection. Listen to find out what they liked and
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