A Gothic short-story about a mysterious forest on the outskirts of a back-of-the-yards town and the strange beasts that roam in it, by 3rd year Undergraduate Elise Peyrat.
Read MoreA Gothic short-story about a mysterious forest on the outskirts of a back-of-the-yards town and the strange beasts that roam in it, by 3rd year Undergraduate Elise Peyrat.
Read MoreA sci-fi horror story told through text logs, written by third-year Creative Writing student Conrad Gardner
Read MoreA Gothic short-story about a mysterious forest on the outskirts of a back-of-the-yards town and the strange beasts that roam in it, by 3rd year Undergraduate Elise Peyrat.
Read MoreMA Professional Writing student Caitlin Lydon has a short story published in the online literary publication Passengers Journal.
Read MoreUnderground City is the third and final installation in a series of short fiction by BA English with Creative Writing student Nicky Peters.
Read More‘Hill Goddesses’ is the second installation in a series of short fiction by BA English with Creative Writing student Nicky Peters.
Read More‘Housewives’ is the first in a series of short stories by writer Nicky Peters.
Read MoreA short story by Klaudia Hanssen
Read MoreA writing competition
Read MoreA short story by Kate Whittington.
Read MorePrepare to be frightened in this Halloween horror story by 3rd Year Creative Writing student, Rebecca Penfold.
Read MoreThis excitingly original story by 3rd Creative Writing student Athene Farrington, is the winner of our inaugural 500-Words Love Story Contest. It’ll teach you to look at the sea differently.
Read MoreA blue marble box holds the key to a chilling tale written by Jess Buxton
Read MoreIn this short fiction piece, third year student Freya Campbell explores how flooding has altered the world.
Read MoreIn this short story, third year Creative Writing Student, Amber Newton, explores a future in which climate change has altered the world forever.
Read MoreIn this piece, MA in Professional Writing student Geraldine Hamblin-Deere, explores a timely escape from a remote island. Content warning: this story contains some graphic and upsetting scenes including references to sexual violence and abuse within the context of pregnancy.
Read MoreJoin us on our inaugural session of the new International Short Story Book Club where we will discuss Ken Liu’s The Paper Menagerie on Wednesday 5th of December in The Lighthouse at 2:00pm.
Read MoreThe short story seems to lend itself extremely well to movie adaptations. But why?
Read MoreAn experienced short story writer explains why this much-neglected form is incredibly valuable for emerging writers.
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