Drunk Walk Home

Olivia Camillin (writer), Felicity Yiran Smith (illustrator)

Worth Its Weight in Gold

Nicole (writer), Jessica Norton (illustrator)

Brick by Brick: The Need to Rebuild a Nation's History

Nicole (writer), Lauren Kimber (graphics)

Tales From The Valley: Where Did The Bus Go?

Jocelyn Saunders (writer), Weiting Chen (illustrator)

Sci-Fi Dreams to Reality: Designing our Destiny with AI

Breana Galea (writer), Jessica Norton (illustrator)

The Sonnet

Jessica Fanwong of CLAWS (writer), Tina Tao (illustrator)

Dysphoria, Euphoria, and The Body in Pokémon Legends: Arceus

Aries (writer), Manyu Wang (illustrator)

The Facets of Madness: A Momentary Loss of Muscular Coordination

Donna Ferdinando (writer), Niamh Corbett (illustrator)

Filling up the Static: French Onion Soup, Science Fiction and SPELLING's The Turning Wheel

S. Theocharides (writer)

A W.I.P. Around the Workshop: Character voice, style, and points of view

Lamis, Creative Literature & Writing Society (writer); Casey Boswell (illustrator)

How do we as writers create a character’s voice that is interesting and engaging, relatable and likeable?Read Article

Murder on the Dancefloor: Tales from Late-Stage Hospitality—The Dying Venue

Rupert Azzopardi (writer), Meadow Nguyen (illustrator)

She often wondered at what point the owner would concede. The place had mortal wounds and it was simply a matter of timeRead Article

Hocus-Pocus Recipes and Rituals: The Future Is Yours, the Future Is Cheese

Marcie Di Bartolomeo (writer), Jessica Norton (illustrator)

Time for cheese to truly do its thing! I am now going to show y’all how to do the impossible: stop time.Read Article

Ordinary Phenomena: Mosquito Bites

Helena Pantsis (writer), Joanne Guo (illustrator)

He’s a handsome thing, with a glowing smile that softens his sharper, more intimidating edges.Read Article

Don’t Go Down to the Basement: Why We Shouldn’t Enjoy Horror… and Why We Do Anyway

Sarah Dornseiff, Creative Literature and Writing Society (writer); Zoë Hoffman (illustrator)

Writing horror represents a mastery of controlling and releasing tension.Read Article

Murder on the Dancefloor: Tales from Late-Stage Hospitality—The Bathroom Stickers

Rupert Azzopardi (writer), Ayushmaan Nagar (illustrator)

Everything was familiar to him ... It was well-loved, like the spine of a book read dozens of times.Read Article

Robots and Lawyers: What Being ‘On the Spectrum’ Really Means

Ishan Morris-Gray (writer), Amber Liang (graphics)

In this final column, I want to have a look at a few examples of some stories on screen and in literature that seem to pRead Article

Ordinary Phenomena: Birdmen in Flight

Helena Pantsis (writer), Casey Boswell (illustrator)

The crowd trickles in and out of lines, lips dulcet and candied, breaths loud and permeating.Read Article

Hocus-Pocus Recipes and Rituals: Clearing the Brain Fog

Marcie Di Bartolomeo (writer), Jessica Norton (illustrator)

I’m running on empty, and my noggin’s got nothing. It’s a condition you are likely all too aware of: brain fog.Read Article

Ordinary Phenomena: Snakeskin

Helena Pantsis (writer), Monica Yu (illustrator)

You feel her trace the moles carved into the shallow of your skin like they’re constellations.Read Article

Murder on the Dancefloor: Tales From Late-Stage Hospitality—The Staff Drinks

Rupert Azzopardi (writer), Arielle Vlahiotis (illustrator)

Echoes of the universe outside passed, barely perceptible, into the world of their intimacy.Read Article

Filling Up the Static: Rocket, magic and Big Thief’s Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You

S. Theocharides (writer), Monica Yu (illustrator)

In the song “Time Escaping”, the opening bars of percussion clatter reluctantly into view, as if someone’s dropped a paiRead Article