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Prose

Familiarity

February 3, 2024February 3, 2024 The Tert

I know those eyes. The cold unfeeling blue. I know that malicious smile. The grinding and retching of the teeth. I know those freckles.

CULTURE Fiction Prose

January 24, 2024January 22, 2024 Shay Keats

I arrive at the Pavilion at 7:30pm in my best maroon suit. Stressing about my fingers. I’ve parked, engine’s off. Unfurl my fingers, staring,

Poetry

I. In the deep woods, the decaying and overgrown world, the twisted vines snap, frail from whips of wind. I am consumed, by the

Poetry

January 6, 2024 Will Olteanu

The effects of ardent spirits upon the human body and mind: Obstruction of the liver, Jaundice and dropsy of every cavity in the body,

Prose

January 3, 2024January 3, 2024 Zoe Petersen

I’m no blushing bride when it comes to a good snog sesh, but someone’s stank ass breath can really kill the vibe. This gaping

Features

December 16, 2023 The Tert

By Max Mandile Mount Keira harbours dark secrets. I’ve often felt a sense of unease in the area… a sense of wonderment. Living so close

Poetry

December 13, 2023 The Tert

I am the woman who disappeared into the mist in her last life, The one who ran off the lip of the cliff, And

CULTURE

December 9, 2023 Bailey Burgin

For the Spooky Edition, I’ve decided to shine a light on the members of our uni’s Spooky community. While they might be easy to

Fiction Prose

December 6, 2023 The Tert

By Jacob Wood When the Dark was in control, Lester had little idea of his surroundings; could see nothing but shifting shadows. For brief