Amelia Wollacott – Short Story Collection.
Amelia Wollacott is currently pursuing a master’s in English Literature at Cardiff University. Amelia submitted a portfolio containing a series […]
creative writing
Our Journey.
Words by Ksenia Ryadnova. A writer once said “is music getting somewhere?”. A question I sometimes compare with ourselves. A
What Was Left Behind
By Tash Sood And when she left,She left you the sky,The shadows under leaves,The pins holding down the world,And the
Dragonism
By Haris Hussnain The primaeval age saw the rise and fall of the dragon empire. Scarlet dragons stood for justice
body and soul; the art of acceptance.
written by Iqmal Handan / art by @artsyfifi it was the morning of a rainy day that made me take
Being a Reader-Writer
By Niamh Newman As someone who studied English Literature through the entirety of secondary school, I find it difficult to
That’s Just the Way Things Are
by Eve Davies. It was an early spring morning on Penarth platform. Martha stood awaiting the northward train. She was
Great Xpectations Short Story Winners
We are delighted to publish the winners of the Great Xpectations short story competition hosted by Xpress. 50-word category winner
6 steps to Achieving a State of Creative Flow
Words By Maja Metera As a kid I wanted to be a published author – I had millions of ideas
Auld Lang Sigh
by Clara Boon. This year I was a carer,This year I showed great strength,This year I was a worrier,This year
Poem – Valentine’s Surprise
By Kimberley Jones To my lover,In my whole lifetime I will never be able to express how much you mean
Number 158
by Phoebe Bowers. It heads a heavy breath An inhale exiled And awaiting Grey skies above the suspended bridge over
Exams; a poem
by Aruni Deraniyagala. Sitting at my desk, A hundred broken resolutions Empty pages Unopened books Staring at a wall, my
Short Story – Kingfisher
by Katherine Wheeler Jean lifted the cup to her lips and took a sip, clinking her teeth against the bone
Poem – Rose
by Madeleine Griffiths . A solitary rose stands regal and untouched, Her sophistication peerless amidst the chaos of the world.
Loving and Leaving: Cardiff Students Recall the First and Final Days of Relationships
What happened in between is up for you to guess. Six years and two months He was the coolest of
T┼À Celf 2015/16
Every year T┼À Celf, an annual arts publication for writing, photography, art and this time film, is published as a
Book Review: Let The Darkness In by Creative Writing Society
Review by Elouise Hobbs The self-published anthology by Cardiff University’s Creative Writing Society, which celebrates and examines internal and external