salt. by Nayyirah Waheed | Review
Got time to squeeze in one last read before the start of the semester? Check out Evlin DuBose's review of 'salt.', a poetry suite that tells vivid stories of race,
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Dandelion Lint
‘Dandelion Lint' takes you down a dreamy path, simultaneously illustrating small, seemingly insignificant moments, and the disintegration of a relationship.
On Motivation in Isolation
Freya Howard tells their story of their time in isolation, and the way that they have learnt how to rediscover their motivation.
Dear Mirror
In his new poem, Nickin Alexander interrogates the themes of conformity and identity, ultimately realising the freeing nature of acceptance.
Keeper by Jessica Moor | Review
Vertigo Editor, Esther Hannan-Moon, is back with another review! This time, it's for Jessica Moor's 'Keeper'; a thriller following five women living in a women's refuge.
Pillow Talk
Tom Disalvo's poem focuses on small, everyday moments, while giving a glimpse into an intimate interaction between two people.
This Digital Weight
While we continue to adapt to these COVID-related changes, Sam Dover questions our ability to virtually forge and maintain connections.
To Whom It May Concern
Jag Tamruksa's postcard series highlights our changed perception of routine actions during this time of isolation.
The Little Brown Boy
Nickin Alexander confronts the loss of his identity in his poem, and realises the importance of staying true to himself.
Dear Verti: Bla(c)k Lives Matter
Within the last few weeks, there has been a whirlwind of changes within our world, so it's understandable that we're a bit lost on how to deal with everything. In