Squatter's Rights

Sabine Pentecost (writer), photo by rosst400

The Inklings In Wonderland

The Provocative Inklings (writer), photo by Svetlana_Smirnova

A Still Beating Heart

Jack Harnett (writer), photo by NengLoveyou (Getty Images)

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