AFTER HOURS CREATIVE COMMUNITY

A true life dilemma about the mortal remains of two gay partners, prompted this script by former BBC documentary maker Deborah Perkin.

These poems, from debut writer Angus Brown, are concerned with anxiety around the transference that comes with each new stage of life.

Mass layoffs, sexual harassment, and exorbitant prices are just a few shitty practices Thom Jupp believes could justify theft of big games.

Beth Cope introduces Part I of her sci-fi world and the characters caught in it’s web, with her new short story.

An ongoing tale of morbid juxtaposition and silver-lined grief through the eyes of a young adult living on the city streets.

"It was an accident." Akshoo Mull explores the accidental nature of art through this series of photographs.

Thomas Jupp returns with an opinion piece on the Far-Right, exploring these terrifying White Nationalists in their ridiculousness.

MA poet, Alex Hillman, explores ideas surrounding the body and naming through two of her latest works.

'The Patron Saint of Christopher Street', Marsha P. Johnson is a Queer icon whose compassion and beauty transcends all human categories.

"I should have been somebody else."

Arcadia reviews Patricia Lockwood's explosive novel 'No One Is Talking About This', shortlisted for the 2021 Women's Prize for Fiction.

This grim, fantastical tale, from debut writer Aaryan Kapoor, speaks of desolation and depicts how trauma can be hereditary.

A short story by Christian Schifano, about a Mother and Son. The piece was inspired by a grey cloud, the kind to make one squint their eyes.

In memory of poet, publisher and political activist Lawrence Ferlinghetti, who sadly died on February 22nd in his home in San Francisco.

A conversation with multi-instrumentalist 'OOKS' about his latest project, creating over 2020 and how to brew the perfect cuppa.

A financial revolution of the ages, or just one big meme? We take a look at the GameStop short squeeze of 2021.

A poem grown out of a frustrated appeal for genuine self expression.

A four part epitaph to the legendary MF DOOM and the creation of "Madvilliany" (2004), with Madlib.

A critical investigation of American double standards of U.S. socio-politics, shown by yesterday's shocking display of white supremacy.

"There are artefacts beyond imagining, built from old tin cans and tacks In dusty garages and derelict warehouses"...