Editors' Foreword 2019/2020
A New Dawn
2025/2026
By Brielle
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This poem explores the gentle yearning of love under the beauty of the moon.
By Akshita Bali
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Akshita examines how nature's presentation in contemporary British poems has evolved, reflecting modern concerns. Is nature just a backdrop or a sentient being these days?
By Annabel Tan
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Annabel's essay introduces how stories are used in dramatherapy to encourage creativity and connection to the world around us.
By Yip Zi Xuan
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This short story explores the emotions evoked by freedom and restriction of movement and the desire to be free from constraints.
By Andre Leong
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This prose piece reminisces on past memories and the reveries of childhood, considering the broken promises and vows of youth
By Jemima Huiting Ryan
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Jemima charts the evolution of museums and how vastly they have changed, and why. This essay examines the need for more engaging museum exhibits.
By Jeriel Chua
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Jeriel examines where meaning truly hides in our sentences. If words are like numbers, is a dictionary enough to solve the equation?
By Raha Zaki
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This short story exposes how rigid language policies cause pain and reorganisation of thought.
By Keira Germaine
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This drama piece considers the immense pressure students face in today's academic rat race.
By Samuel Hadden
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Samuel examines if artistic merit has been disappearing in popular media, especially music charts. Do the hits of today measure up?
By Sanjay C. Matthew
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This article provides a background to understand the gothic and its relevance in the modern day. The concerns of being human persist through time.
By Wong Joia
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This poem highlights the way envy and jealousy bring out the worst in us, how emotion can turn the world into a dystopia.