A spirit stood in the moonlight
By Jennifer Zhang You still held the candle, walking in the darkness. Money…
New World Literary Salon Wrap-up
By Editor Ricky Jade(Follow Lit Salon’s Instagram @qutlitsalon) Did you miss out…
Nika
By Mehrdad Mehrju It is a tale of woe— headlines scream of the empty…
On a boy’s love for his mum
And so, the boy ran. He ran as fast as his little legs could carry him. His tiny feet pounded against the wet sand. His toes shattering the surface of the water, streaming in with the tide.
Uncorking tension: A review of The Three of Us
In Agbaje-Williams' astute and often humorous debut novel, The Three of Us, the complex relationship between a well-off British Nigerian couple and the wife's closest friend unravels over a single day. The story is told through three perspectives - first the wife, then the husband, and finally, the friend Temi.
The Fraser Fairy Forest
By Ellie Gunton behind a small suburban house, sat on a quiet street, is…
creep is so #mecore
*This poem was originally published in our Summer 2024 print edition* By Jemma…
Ink, Sweat & Scholarships: Applying for an Equity Scholarship
The following article was originally submitted as an application for an equity scholarship. And I got it! I hope others find this article useful in their education journey.
Roots Literary Salon Wrap-up
The QUT Literary Salon is back at it again with another successful night of literature and prose! This month's theme was Roots.
Letting Go
I sit, I watch, and I want to cry, but no one will notice. Everyone is too busy laughing, catching up on who slept with who, and what assignments haven’t been started with five hours to go until the due date. The college life is the epitome of feeling isolated in a room full of people.
