Lewis Hughes asks ten authors of LGBTQ+ Young Adult novels for their thoughts on intersectional representation in the current YA market.
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Lewis Hughes asks ten authors of LGBTQ+ Young Adult novels how they write queerness and other LGBTQ+ issues into their work.
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Third-year student, Lewis Hughes, interviews ten authors of LGBTQ+ Young Adult novels to get their advice on where to find new LGBTQ+ reads.
Read our latest Christmas submission:
A short story about a community's curious December tradition
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A short Christmas tale inspired by the prompt of ‘birthplace’
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If there’s one thing that Gen Z is good at, it’s bringing back things of the past and reviving them - so why not resurrect the lost art of love letter writing.
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You can’t see me without wanting to destroy me.
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Third-year student J. Cheese’s piece on why he can write a nature poem.
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A Cornish inspired ghost tale full of suspense.
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For our second Halloween Writing Contest submission, Elizabeth Phillips takes inspiration from the Cornish Witch Trials to create her own twisted tale.
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Loosely based on ghost sightings in Falmouth in 1849, Alexis Darbyshire’s story My Hands has won the 3rd place in our Halloween Writing Contest.
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Third-year student Lizzie Wesbroom’s piece on why she can write a nature poem.
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Jax Purchase’s piece for the 26 Orphans Exhibition as part of the Bloomsbury Festival.
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A poetry instalment from Samuel Birnie.
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Third-year student Alicia Burden writes a sestina poem exploring the striking difference between being lonely and alone.
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