as seasons change
written by Iqmal Handan winter had passed,spring is still here but summer is approaching and soon to be autumn.as the […]
poetry
Breaking the Norm: Poetry Outside the Pages
by Hope Docherty. Poetry itself can be collectively grouped as a genre of literature conveying an emotional response to an
Poetry as a Cultural Weapon: Black Poets and the Power of Spoken Word
by Ona Ojo. ÔÇÿI began to write verse, not only because I liked it, but because it was a way
Poem – Rose
by Madeleine Griffiths . A solitary rose stands regal and untouched, Her sophistication peerless amidst the chaos of the world.
Poem – Empty Lovers
by Tilly Jones. Empty Lovers I kiss your mouth in search of another, My lips longing for ones that are
5 Poetry Books Every Millennial Should Read
By Molly Govus and Rosa Burston Poetry is one of the most peculiar literary genres and is also extremely beneficial
Poetry Competition Winner!
The winning entry for our ‘War and Peace’ piece themed poetry competition. By Satwik┬áShivoham A hundred years have passed us
ALEXANDRE PR├ëVERT – A JOURNEY OF MUSIC AND POETRY REVIEW
Alexandre Pr├®vert takes the audience of the Church of St. Edward through a journey of music and poetry. ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿå By
T┼À Celf 2016/17
Calling all creators: do you want an opportunity for your work to be in print!? Each year Quench publishes its
Hope’s sake (Poem)
Hope’s sake- by: Sarah Thompson Hope. What a complex design. Infinite chances and changes Reliant on abstract promises of Hope.
T┼À Celf 2016
T┼À Celf 2016 is now online! Also included as a pull-out in issue 156 of Quench magazine,┬áT┼À Celf is Cardiff
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
A larger and diverse continent such as Africa has a lot to offer the world of popular culture. Here are just some