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G. D. Wright: How my work as a family liaison officer helped me give a voice to victims through my writing

I’ve just spent a few hours digging through years of accumulated paperwork and files, searching…

Mimi Deb on finding stillness while taking strides

ONE STEP AT A TIME. ONE WORD AT A TIME. That’s my philosophy: for my…

About Dry Grasses Review

Samet (Deniz Celiloğlu) is an art teacher serving a mandatory stint at a school in…

24 books to add to your summer 2024 reading list

Summer might have taken its sweet time to arrive but it’s finally here and so…

Kara A. Kennedy on exploring ghosts as a metaphor for past trauma

When someone leaves you, whether by tragedy or by choice, are they actually gone? About…

Rufaro Faith Mazarura: Why I wrote a Campus Novel set at the Olympics

It’s 10 am in the middle of the summer and a 22-year-old is crying because…

Book Review: Business Casual by B. K. Borison

Nova Porter doesn’t have time for distractions. With her homegrown tattoo shop opening soon, she…

Abiola Bello on creating love stories in London

When we think of the city of love, Paris is usually what comes to mind…

Emma Bamford on reimagining Hitchcock’s Vertigo from a female protagonist’s perspective

Twenty-six years ago I watched Alfred Hitchcock’s 1958 masterpiece Vertigo for the first time and…

Book Review: How To Solve Murders Like A Lady by Hannah Dolby

Unconventional Victorian heroine Violet Hamilton makes a triumphant return in How to Solve Murders Like…

Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé & Adiba Jaigirdar: Libraries shaped who we are and allowed us to become authors

Best friends and bestselling authors Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé and Adiba Jaigirdar have co-authored a brand-new swoonworthy enemies-to-lovers…

Book Review: Long Island Compromise by Taffy Brodesser-Akner

During the 1980s, Carl Fletcher – a millionaire businessman, and polystyrene magnate – is kidnapped…