It hurt me how quickly he had believed me.
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Online Journal
*Due to staff shortages, online journal submissions are currently closed*
We’ll Know, by Marija Rakic Mimica
'Today I'm going to cheat on my husband.'
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Interviewing a Cartoonist: Arrthi Little
'The best part is working on my own projects.'
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Apply for the HarperCollins Author Academy!
An opportunity for underrepresented writers (Black, Asian, and minority ethnic backgrounds).
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Interview: Children’s Book Author, Marva Carty
'The most important consideration is your audience.'
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A Frog’s Life, by Anisha Babar
The frog studied the sky with its bulging eyes.
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Print Magazine in Production; Online Journal Paused
Good news everyone - we're finally in the process of creating the print magazine!
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Generous Glow, by Amirah Aleem
In the best times you are like the sun / When you are around you...
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The Rest of War, by Curtis Brown
Tribal entrenched / members clubbed, / dismembering memories
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Using Freewriting to Write Flash Fiction, by Shahema Tafader
Flash fiction (up to 1,000 words) is my go-to for practising writing.
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Unsettling, by Mike Doherty
An unsettlement of still waters / In quiet thoughts and unborn moments
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The Road to Nowhere, by U. M. Babar
Moths fluttered around the light of the flashlight and Paul slapped at his arm, at...
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Cereal Bar Killer, by Isabelle Pandora Byrne
I got home and played detective, this wasn’t a solitary crime it was a collective
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