By Astra Papachristodoulou
Astra Papachristodoulou is a poet and artist based in London. She is the author of several poetry books including Constellations (Guillemot Press, 2022. Her work has been exhibited in various galleries in the U.K. and internationally.
By Jane Barnes 81, long in bed weak arm Spend the 18 hours alone Eating oatmeal cookies And eleven pills and to Pass the time I watch Love Is Blind Germany, UK, Japan, Sweden, New York. Pick the Smartest thru my wall. The Phone love see romance in Tahiti live in a...
By B.P.D. She stands frozen in triumph, bathed in gold, the weight of history pressed into folds of her gown. A monument to the fight she won, laws she changed, fire she lit when the world was dark. Her name carved in stone, etched deep by hands that barely learned to...
By Glenis Moore My body is nothing like a temple. Temples are places of worship, well cared for and usually beautiful, whereas no one has worshipped at my body for a very long time. Now it is full of cracks and subsidence with its windows fogging over. Its facade is...