Ode to My Country Boy
by Demi Whitnell
Pne to Print Poetry Competition 2018/19 Runner-Up
My stumpy bearded boy who can play any song on guitar if you ask him to which will ...
Where Moths Dance
by Sylvia Anne Telfer
Dusk falls on Conor Boyle’s wake, calling a shake
of moths to lamppost to dance in wonky rings,
awry yo-yos in moonless night. What weary hobos
with ...
The Big Debate: The Right to Write
by Michelle Sutton and Lauren Towers (L.M. Towton)
Diversity in literature is important. To see yourself represented within a book connects us to the story and its characters. However, as an author, is it appropriate to write about a community you don’t belong to? Does it take away from genuine voices ...
A B.A.D. Borough
A B.A.D. BOROUGH
by Gertcha Cowson
I live in a B.A.D. borough, a B.A.D. borough I have grown to adore, it is a multi-cultural borough, mixed-raced to the core.
I hear all the snooty remarks, spoken with their noses upturned, like our name provokes a rotten smell, akin to old shit that’s ready ...