I sent a link of a Halloween event happening at one of the night clubs to my housemates. That was in June, and I was…
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The Trunk
Using her fingers, Janet pushed in any last remaining piece of clothing she could see sticking out of her trunk. She hated this trunk. Even…
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Trent Editions creative writing competition winners announced
Nottingham Trent University’s (NTU) independent publisher, Trent Editions, and NTU’s book shop, Blackwell’s, teamed up for Academic Book week in order to organise a creative…
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Relativity by Ishita Sharma
There was an incident in geography class once, in fifth grade, when Chhavi couldn’t point out north east when our teacher asked us where Tripura…
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Sun-kissed by Zach Omitowoju
You left without much of a trace, That it was almost like a race. To you. It was, you? It was you. All of this…
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The Most Astounding Fact in the Universe by Ishita Sharma
I once saw on TV a scientist who was speaking generally about science-y things and generally speaking I am not a science person and while…
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The Reason Why Writers Choose This Life by Ishita Sharma
The reason why writers choose this life, It’s the freedom, no pressure, and ink pots as wife. Paper as husband and stories as child, Catharsis,…
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The Plan by Ishita Sharma
Its seven o’clock in the morning and I’m sitting on the roof. There’s something beautiful and sentimental about the sunrise, rays of lemony shade drop…
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Science and imagination by Ishita Sharma
// twinkle twinkle little star how I wonder what you are // But the thing is, we don’t wonder anymore. Science has already found what…
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Sunflower and Roses by Ishita Sharma
I remember how we were taught in grade five that vegetation of all sorts inhabits this planet; there are tall, sturdy banyans, and tiny, fragile…
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