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by Victoria Cheng. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tension-and-the-witch monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/judas-a-voice-of-dissent monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tag/Nicole+Howlett monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tag/Judas%3A+A+Voice+of+Dissent monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tag/Christian+Bland monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tag/Alexander+Cohen monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tag/Anna+Chacon monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tag/Tension+and+The+Witch monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tag/I%E2%80%99m+with+you+Walt+Benjamin+as+you+traverse+mysticism+and+modernity monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/blog-2/tag/140+Characters+versus+Deep+Thoughts monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry daily 0.75 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/you-will-find-her monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/bardesea monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/disembodied-emissions-analysis monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/the-one-way-street-and-hollow-stemmed-plastic-daffodils monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610249665760-RGV27TY71PIO8KPKKNAO/Hollow+stemmed+plastic+daffodils_.jpg Issue Two: Poetry - The One Way Street &amp; Hollow-Stemmed Plastic Daffodils Illustrated by Victoria Cheng. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610249761825-B3P8NJR94T161ZP08V6O/The+one+way+street_.jpg Issue Two: Poetry - The One Way Street &amp; Hollow-Stemmed Plastic Daffodils Illustrated by Victoria Cheng. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/rites monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/liturgy-of-nowhere-here monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/peach monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/incorporeal monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/absence-of-space-and-time monthly 0.5 2021-01-10 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Disembodied+Emissions+Analysis monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Cate+Carlow monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Liturgy+of+nowhere+here monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Abbi+Craggs monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Absence+of+Space+and+Time monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Hugo+Millard monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Bardsea monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Incorporeal monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Jaime-lee+Burke monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Imogen+Marchant monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Laura+Wildgoose monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-two-poetry/tag/Rites monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction daily 0.75 2021-04-25 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/the-prodigal-daughter monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619427425466-S9Q56KI9ZDYO9KCZN6G1/Photo+Apr+25%2C+8+00+51+PM.jpg Issue Three: Fiction - The Prodigal Daughter Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/nan monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619428081246-KB76VE5ZSUB7GDOGAO34/Photo+Apr+25%2C+10+06+07+PM.jpg Issue Three: Fiction - Nan Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/all-over-me monthly 0.5 2021-04-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619427155393-SLMC1027KG1SHVNY3DUH/Photo+Apr+25%2C+7+59+32+PM.jpg Issue Three: Fiction - All Over Me Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/flight monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619427265270-NZ9OKCRNIUG11WL0S4H0/Photo+Apr+25%2C+7+59+52+PM.jpg Issue Three: Fiction - Flight Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/significant-others monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619471190860-S3OD3EUDIEFUDT3U7MET/Salt+%26+Pepper+Signature.jpg Issue Three: Fiction - Significant Others Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/the-waiting-staff monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619381161653-QV4H0I4PEOP2508PTB8I/image_50337537.JPG Issue Three: Fiction - The Waiting Staff Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/the-glassblowers-son monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619371913219-AHOY1LNO5AQJ6NPJBRG6/glassblowers+sun.jpeg Issue Three: Fiction - The Glassblower’s Son Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/the-full-power-of-the-eye monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619371645249-VSIW98WQ1O8I7NDZQSUZ/the+power+of+the+eye.jpeg Issue Three: Fiction - The Full Power of the Eye Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/category/Issue+Three monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/category/Fiction monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/The+Full+Power+of+the+Eye monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Chris+Vidler monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Anna+Johns monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Flight monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Significant+Others monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Matilda+Cox monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Hannah+Bowman monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/The+Waiting+Staff monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Emily+Hare monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/The+Glassblower%27s+Son monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/The+Prodigal+Daughter monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/All+Over+Me monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Nan monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Elise+Garcon monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Jemima+D%27Souza monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-fiction/tag/Eliza+Jones monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama daily 0.75 2021-04-25 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama/the-bus-station monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619427098246-OLBU5IZO0T17MX66LOKW/Photo+Apr+25%2C+7+59+19+PM.jpg Issue Three: Drama - The Bus Station Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama/biscuit-crumbs monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619373701523-NTC6EARSE2LK9P1LWMHR/image_50389249.jpeg Issue Three: Drama - Biscuit Crumbs Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama/category/Drama monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama/category/Issue+Three monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama/tag/Biscuit+Crumbs monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama/tag/Daisy+Hargreaves monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama/tag/The+Bus+Station monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-drama/tag/Natasha+Ketel monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry daily 0.75 2021-04-26 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/received monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619384173081-W4PD11XV82PHN895LZDX/embrace.jpeg Issue Three: Poetry - Received Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/a-smile-and-a-handshake monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619426802092-EL227L056KNJIUVEMAOD/Photo+Apr+25%2C+9+44+02+PM.jpg Issue Three: Poetry - A Smile and a Handshake Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/schmaltz-and-kvetch monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619442816036-R0U45NL77JZ4K31HCN9Y/image_50425089.JPG Issue Three: Poetry - Schmaltz &amp; Kvetch Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619442498610-7CBFZFJXOOOVRW1JEODJ/Photo+Apr+25%2C+9+56+02+PM.jpg Issue Three: Poetry - Schmaltz &amp; Kvetch Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/gomorrah monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619426879049-AOFXY61QEFYCSF89S8I5/Photo+Apr+25%2C+7+58+47+PM.jpg Issue Three: Poetry - Gomorrah Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/for-the-girl-on-the-viaduct monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619427007516-WHKOY4002Y74EIOKTGS0/Photo+Apr+25%2C+7+59+07+PM.jpg Issue Three: Poetry - For the Girl on the Viaduct Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/changing-colours monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619426952879-8KUBOX25Y8KHBXPITWVL/Photo+Apr+25%2C+7+58+57+PM.jpg Issue Three: Poetry - Changing Colours Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/boats-on-the-wear monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619381002566-DE0GW77M5UGXZD4PO1PY/oar.jpeg Issue Three: Poetry - Boats on the Wear Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/guazi monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619379696606-XPCKOT2QMFP00LB509VN/Guazi.JPG Issue Three: Poetry - Guazi Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/crashed monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619447184786-54A60P5LIP4O4EO8PEYR/image_6487327.jpeg Issue Three: Poetry - Crashed Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/passing-ships monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619426745595-LTTU2HVKKK5D7L7XO46L/Photo+Apr+25%2C+7+58+21+PM.jpg Issue Three: Poetry - Passing Ships Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/category/Issue+Three monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/category/Poetry monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Passing+Ships monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Justin+Kim monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Received monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Gomorrah monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Martha+Kean monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Constance+Lam monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Sam+Byrne monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Changing+Colours monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Crashed monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Anjali+Mulcock monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/A+Smile+and+a+Handshake monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Kathryn+Ellison monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Boats+on+the+Wear monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Sorrel+Briggs monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Guazi monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/For+the+Girl+on+the+Viaduct monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Freya+Williams monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-poetry/tag/Ryan+O%27Shea monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction daily 0.75 2021-08-01 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/kara-and-the-sun monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619427757870-QVIZI6X3WG22BFQJPVG7/Photo+Apr+25%2C+10+16+13+PM.jpg Issue Three: Non-Fiction - ‘The sun always has ways to reach us’: Contact in Ishiguro’s Klara and the Sun Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/on-art-and-being monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619384015600-TTT8H4GKAQAGM9Z2L40Y/image_50411521.JPG Issue Three: Non-Fiction - On Art and Being: Wim Wenders, Rainer Maria Rilke and Iris Murdoch Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/out-of-touch monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619427822505-LMMZS8VNFPEQY1M4S7RU/Photo+Apr+25%2C+10+18+14+PM.png Issue Three: Non-Fiction - Out of Touch: The Effects of Elitism on Mainstream Literature Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/colonial-contact monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619427487696-ZX4X8QR4L5RFT1HWQQCY/Photo+Apr+25%2C+10+09+31+PM.png Issue Three: Non-Fiction - Colonial Contact: Pigafetta’s Report on the First Voyage Around the World as Travel Narrative Illustrated by Maja Kobylak. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/book-recommendations-the-beekeeper-of-aleppo monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619381936052-HDJSGIA6VERQY0YBHKKC/beekeeper.jpeg Issue Three: Non-Fiction - Book Recommendations: The Beekeeper of Aleppo by Christy Lefteri Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/lolita-as-modern-mythology monthly 0.5 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619383066725-Q1UNCK6S1FPCEE7KLJWQ/Modern+Myth.JPG Issue Three: Non-Fiction - Lolita as Modern Mythology Illustrated by Tula Wild. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/category/Non-fiction monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/category/Non-Fiction monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/category/Issue+Three monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Jonny+Ignacio monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Klara+and+the+Sun monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Sarah+Henderson monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Book+Recommendations%3A+The+Beekeeper+of+Aleppo monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/On+Art+and+Being%3A+Wim+Wenders%2C+Rainer+Maria+Rilke+and+Iris+Murdoch monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Alexander+Cohen monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Millicent+Stott monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Lolita+as+Modern+Mythology monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Lauren+Powdrell monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-three-nonfiction/tag/Colonial+Contact monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction daily 0.75 2021-08-01 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/meet-me-under-the-cherry-blossoms monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627809410159-A79PFMANOBI4FJQKVWG6/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+10.03.38.png Issue Four: Fiction - meet me under the cherry blossoms - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/sick monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627808893576-UH2Y1A0C4N8JW0ESS7B6/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+10.04.09.png Issue Four: Fiction - Sick - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/morning-early monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627807667614-N677YS22K6Z05QVXY7X7/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+09.46.37.png Issue Four: Fiction - Morning, Early - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/promenade monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 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https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/tag/Sol+Noya+Carreno monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/tag/Morning+Early monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/tag/Grace+Brimacombe+Rand monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/tag/Sick monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/tag/B.U.R.S.T monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-fiction/tag/Eliza+Jones monthly 0.5 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry daily 0.75 2021-08-01 https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/blue monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627830040178-TKD5NCAOXF3N2S49CZI8/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+15.28.59.png Issue Four: Poetry - Blue - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/shingle-sea-shore monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627829996732-GEEAQ0WSRNEUOJI3XEUY/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+15.31.05.png Issue Four: Poetry - Shingle Sea-Shore - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/echo monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627818689529-L4XSWXUKPANAD3SAWBKU/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+12.51.09.png Issue Four: Poetry - Echo - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/cornflower-blue monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627832393908-T056H0BZZN8JDCEW9PVY/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+16.38.25.png Issue Four: Poetry - cornflower blue - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/for-ever monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627819313185-1CDYXGS8UXGLIC83FQ64/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+13.01.31.png Issue Four: Poetry - For Ever - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/somebody-shot-ray-richards-tonight monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627818984706-0AHC2A38O3BYNB33BQ3R/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+12.53.29.png Issue Four: Poetry - Somebody Shot Ray Richards Tonight - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/those-that-bite-beneath-a-mask-of-beauty monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627818483635-S8Q5XVXYU28WEEWOMYON/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+12.47.50.png Issue Four: Poetry - Those that bite beneath a mask of beauty - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/ophelia monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627818149573-2DU6PM16ZNQ11I1BA1ND/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+12.41.23.png Issue Four: Poetry - Ophelia - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/purgatorio-stockton-house-2008 monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627817644626-3BY19I9KIG1GM0NAAUK3/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+12.33.45.png Issue Four: Poetry - Purgatorio, Stockton House, 2008 - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/emancipation monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627832436093-4YZQDLYLX0XOXQTKYNSC/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+16.38.47.png Issue Four: Poetry - Emancipation - Make it stand out Illustrated by Ella Clayton. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/issue-four-poetry/joey monthly 0.5 2021-08-01 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Publishing drama, fiction, non-fiction and poetry, it is a creative platform showcasing the literary explorations and formidable talent of the students of Durham University. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/introduction daily 0.75 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1593509273704-WF9WV9HAYH1J129J1EYE/Editor-in-Chief+-+JULIA+.jpg Introduction - Julia Merican, Editor-in-Chief From one small conversation, I was given the fantastic opportunity to build on a vision that previous students had come up with before me, and take it further into a cohesive project. There have been some unforeseen challenges: learning how to design a website, for one, but also recruiting a team of like-minded people and being able to meet up only once in person. That being said, I feel so lucky to have found myself part of the best team of such talented individuals. This exec has been extraordinary, as have all the phenomenal submissions we received. We picked the issue’s theme of ‘Isolation’ in March in the sobering light of the global pandemic. Although we’ve been unable to formally acknowledge all the further tribulations that have ensued since in our chosen theme — due simply to the limits of time — we still want to acknowledge that as a publication, From the Lighthouse wholly champions equality, diversity, and justice, and stands against any form of marginalisation. I hope everyone manages to find some solace in the works published today, and that the theme of isolation can still touch on all the other ways that our global society must continue to learn and change for the better. I’m so excited for everyone to see the formidable literary talents of Durham University’s students, and to watch this publication continue to grow. It’s been a real honour to be part of such an exciting new project, and I can’t wait to read all the issues to come. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1593785946825-TN0B1CA8AANCLSHN4MWD/Deputy+Ed-in-Chief+-+EMILY.JPG Introduction - Emily Ulmer, Deputy Editor-in-Chief First of all, thank you so much for your incredible support of our relaunch of From the Lighthouse! Although many of our in-person plans never saw the light of day, the online response from the Durham community has been overwhelmingly kind. Most of all, I’d like to thank our brilliant writers, the editorial board, our illustrator Samantha, and especially the Editor-in-Chief, Julia Merican, for making this project possible. From the Lighthouse is my first editorial role at Durham and I am so proud of what we have achieved. I believe, and I hope you will agree, that our first issue lives up to its predecessors and provides a solid foundation for future creators. Julia and I chose the theme ‘Isolation’ for this first issue not only because of the worldwide lockdown starting near-simultaneously with the beginning of our relaunch, but as a feeling familiar to so many university students. With such a universal theme we hoped to inspire Durham’s talented writers without stifling their creativity and independent spirit. I have had such a great time working on this magazine, and I hope you will enjoy reading From the Lighthouse as much as we enjoyed creating it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1592457574389-30NNMI8Q1B9A2TGBA9CG/ISOLATION+-+FICTION Introduction Edited by Isabella Newstead. Illustrated by Samantha Fulton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1593837856900-4TNJXAS9WJHUCQ0LNPM8/ISOLATION+-+NON-FICTION.jpg Introduction Edited by Constance Lam & Lizzie Wilmot. Illustrated by Samantha Fulton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1592457785439-WV10FVN05V040860PE6A/ISOLATION+-+POETRY Introduction Edited by Natasha Ketel. Illustrated by Samantha Fulton. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1593509322912-WTY3PZKZYE4U7JUO7YM5/Poetry+Editor+-+NATASHA.JPG Introduction - Natasha Ketel, Poetry Editor Throughout history, the act of writing and reading poetry has been a source of solace, hope and comfort for so many. It can act as a brief yet intimate and personal exchange of compelling thoughts, experiences and attitudes between the poet and reader. I believe this explains why right now, poetry is being circulated in the media at an unprecedented rate. In the midst of a global pandemic, people turn to poetry when they don’t have the attention span to focus on a novel — take the popularity of ‘Frank Skinner’s Poetry Podcast’ and the Poetry Foundation’s ‘Audio Poem of the Day’ as clear evidence. Additionally, in the wake of George Floyd’s tragic death, the powerful BLM movement on social media, crucially focusing on educating ourselves and others on topics such as systematic racism and white privilege, is unlike anything I have seen on Instagram and Twitter before. This tremendous celebration of Black culture gives us the opportunity to draw attention to talented, influential Black voices and share beautiful works such as Maya Angelou’s ‘Still I Rise’. Working on From the Lighthouse during this period has been a true joy. I have felt so honoured to have had the chance to pick out my favourite pieces from all of the impressive poetry sent in for the first issue. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the team for being so wonderfully supportive, intelligent, and thoughtful throughout the process. I cannot wait to read all of the non-fiction and fiction pieces that have been selected! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1593833157008-8GAZKT1RNEI1374MQVN1/Fiction+Editor+-+ISABELLA.JPG Introduction - Isabella Newstead, Fiction Editor I’m so honoured to have been able to take part in the relaunch of From the Lighthouse, especially as the Fiction Editor! Creative writing is something that I hold very dear to my heart — anyone who knows me knows I never stop stressing its importance — so I’m delighted to have been able to aid in the creation of a magazine purely promoting it. Editing this section was such a great experience; I’ve loved every part of the process of this issue’s creation, from the first meeting to publication. All of our received submissions were fantastic, and I was endlessly impressed by the diversity of each and every piece. I’ve also learnt a great lot from reading the unique perspectives of so many others with a similar passion: everyone who submitted should be immensely proud. With the onslaught of the coronavirus and the consequential isolation, expressing all of our bundled-up feelings is more important than ever — writing is a fantastic way of doing so. I hope our ‘Isolation’ theme and pieces offer some comfort in these trying times. Thank you for the inspiration, it’s been a fantastic experience, and I hope you enjoy our issue! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1593833530810-KJMD5A0V3OY3ACC6OIEF/Non-Fic+Editor+-+CONSTANCE.JPG Introduction - Constance Lam, Non-Fiction Editor I hope you have as much fun reading this issue as I did editing it! The non-fiction section of the Isolation issue abounds with possibilities, while responding pertinently to our rapidly changing world. We could not have chosen a more apposite theme than ‘Isolation’, which signifies a powerful turn towards introspection and growth. Our section aims to embody our collective vision, notably illustrating the intersections between creativity and technology: we highlight the growing significance of art and literature in the digital age. In this issue, Rachel Barlow guides us through a virtual art exhibition and Rebecca Jackson wittily reviews Hanna Jameson’s post-apocalyptic novel, The Last. Faye Saulsbury introduces us to Durham bookstagrammer @ab_reads, while Anna de Vivo reflects cogently on the rise of online book reviewing. Martha Kean reminds us that literature brings us comfort and solace, even in the most trying of times. Lizzie and I had the privilege of editing all these insightful pieces, showcasing the creativity of our contributors. Moreover, the hard work of the editorial team was invaluable to reviving From the Lighthouse. Long after this issue, we hope that our unique space for bibliophiles and creatives can continue to thrive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1593833467539-7MN9ZJK5KDCKYBJ48C6D/Non-Fic+Editor+-+LIZZIE.JPG Introduction - Lizzie Wilmot, Non-Fiction Editor The past few months that we’ve spent constructing the relaunch of From the Lighthouse has been one of the biggest highlights of my Durham experience so far. From writing down the initial ideas in our first meeting to being able to say that the long-awaited website is now live, the process of releasing the first issue has been nothing short of an incredible journey. Our first issue includes a number of written works that focus, in one way or another, on the current isolation circulating our lives today. The anxiety that comes alongside this is something that’s difficult to ascertain, but after working with our wonderful contributors, it is clear that their writing comes pretty close to emulating it. It has of course been an interesting experience trying to construct a magazine in the middle of a calamitous pandemic, but as cheesy as it sounds, working in a team as brilliant as this has made it more enjoyable than I ever expected it to be. We hope you enjoy reading and exploring From the Lighthouse as much as we’ve enjoyed bringing it back to life — sit back, get cosy, and explore. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1593931610842-DUMMZHYOLQYU6SECV45O/Illustrator+-+SAMANTHA.JPG Introduction - Samantha Fulton, Illustrator It has been a lovely experience to work with From the Lighthouse on this issue. I feel so lucky to have had the unique opportunity to read the interpretations of isolation and create illustrations to represent these! While I feel my illustrations do not do any justice to the pieces produced by the authors, it has been really interesting to explore multiple aspects of isolation. It has been both a great challenge and a welcome distraction from my own COVID-19 fuelled isolation. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/introduction-1 daily 0.75 2023-11-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610206664668-OQ7HIPTM5O2IU383677T/IMG_5583.jpg Introduction - Lizzie Wilmot, Editor-in-Chief After the huge success of our first relaunched issue back in July, I had big shoes to fill as From the Lighthouse’s upcoming Editor-in-Chief for 2020-21. The pride my co-editors and I felt when the issue went live was a turning point for me, and I became instantly committed to making this publication the best it could possibly be. Constance, Isabella, Natasha and I knew that we had to expand if this was to be the case and by mid October, our team of four became twelve. One thing I’ve come to recognise is that this is a publication of celebration. We want to admire and exhibit the exceptionally talented students of Durham; honour the continued dedication of our contributors and editors alike, and recognise the strength that written creativity brings in times of uncertainty. This has certainly been a year like no other, but our theme of ‘Tension’ perfectly summarises the state of limbo that we all find ourselves in and continue to do so. The range of interpretation that our contributors have explored this issue only confirms the inspiring and unique flair they each hold, and they truly deserve nothing less for their incredible words to be wholly showcased and celebrated. To my team – I thank you all for your true dedication, commitment and passion. In times of worry and disarray, you have each continued with your roles as normal and the skill and originality you each show impresses me every day. I can’t think of a better team to be working with and I’m so excited to see what 2021 brings our way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610207519048-BOEO5ZINX5E0PAH2E469/IMG_5616.jpg Introduction - Constance Lam, Deputy Editor-in-Chief I fondly remember walking into our first (and only) in-person meeting. Despite arriving at 10:00 am on the dot, I was the last to arrive. Luckily, my fear about making a bad first impression swiftly disappeared. After hearing the team’s warm introductions and enjoying Emily’s cookies, I knew that I’d look forward to all the meetings to come. Dear reader (forgive me in advance), let us Zoom forward ten months down the line. By September, our inbox was flooded with over fifty applications for editorial roles. By now, not only has our team doubled in size, but we’re also back with a new Drama section — helmed by the wonderful Grace and Ben. Grappling with the implications of global events and the ongoing pandemic is no easy feat. Therefore, our current theme, ‘Tension’, speaks to the concerns of our readers. At From the Lighthouse, we pride ourselves on inclusivity and creativity: the work from our talented contributors featured in Issue #2 is testament to this. In my last Editor’s Letter, I hoped that our ‘unique space for bibliophiles and creatives’ would continue to thrive. I can proudly confirm that this is true: the dedication and drive our editors have is what made this possible. They are the reason I look forward to every Thursday at 4pm. To our contributors, our readers, and to our editorial team — Lizzie, Tash, Isabella, Sarah, Josh, Martha, Anna, Grace, Ben, Kate, and Ryan — thank you all for Issue #2! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610208432019-Q2QB9ZQIJD79QV8IMPTO/IMG_5630.jpg Introduction - Isabella Newstead, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Working with From The Lighthouse for a second issue, this time as one of the deputy Editor-in-Chiefs, has been an absolute thrill. The submissions we have received this year are, once again, so superbly representative of the talent we have here at Durham and I couldn’t be more honoured to aid in showcasing it all. This issue, I worked with our illustrator to create illustrations for some of our pieces; taking time to read through each piece and creatively construct ideas for how each work could be represented in an image was something right up my street. I spent a lot of my time absorbing each submission and deciphering what mood, atmosphere, and impression each writer was aiming for between their words, as our wonderful illustrator produced her own renderings and captured our theme perfectly. Working with this team for another issue of From The Lighthouse has been fantastic, and I cannot wait to watch it grow and flourish even further! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610210203760-P23F6NP6WO8BLOH77ES6/ring_a_ring_rosie_.jpg.jpeg Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610210519802-7Y3KSUO2Y5AXOT11NOAM/babelright.jpg.jpg Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211261909-V57B4SYT7611MJYD7H2J/In_the_margins.jpg.jpeg Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211221866-NRG6UGAT3ICR5U6HNOY9/you_will_find_her.jpg.jpeg Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211428080-LWL4I013KAX91ZIZUWIZ/IMG_5593.jpg Introduction - Grace Brimacombe-Rand, Drama Editor ‘Tension’ is a term that has never been more apt to describe the current student experience, our ambitions for university life, academic progress and our futures all exist in a tense relationship with the global health crisis we find ourselves in. Continuing to study to the best of our ability while keeping an anxious eye on the news is a tense state that it seems will continue into this new year, causing us to reassess other areas in our lives and in society more generally that exist in a state of tension, with this theme providing an outlet for students to explore uncertainty more generally. Our Drama section is testament to the talented Drama writers at Durham, whose creative exposition of the theme serves to articulate the wider feeling of their cohort, and I feel privileged to have edited and selected these pieces for publication. I am excited to see the Drama section expand and develop in future issues, and I am looking forward to continuing to work on this publication as part of a wonderful editorial team. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211454551-DKQV8K302RSKZYLYYCFZ/image-asset.jpeg Introduction - Ben Willows, Drama Editor Being chosen to become one of the editors for From The Lighthouse’s new Drama section was a great privilege. Being an avid theatre-lover, and having written pieces of original drama myself, I was greatly looking forward to reading and editing the best pieces of drama that Durham had to offer. In a time where live performances are tragically rare, it has been an uplifting experience to read pieces of drama that, even without an actor performing them, brim with theatricality, intrigue, and tension. This issue’s theme of ‘Tension’ is one that is relevant to us all in this current climate, whether that tension is personal or political. Seeing such a wide array of students deal with tension in their work, both in the Drama section and others, is truly inspiring. It has been a pleasure to help create the Drama section. While I hope in future that the section will be larger and represent a wider variety of dramatic forms, the two pieces that we have chosen are superb, and are emblematic of the quality that we hope to present as both a section and magazine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211522127-JWTH93X6CFUNTR9MZK5L/FullSizeRender.jpg Introduction - Kate Blakely, Fiction Editor Seeing this issue be completed is one of the highlights of what has been an otherwise lonely academic year. As Fiction Editor, I have been lucky to see so much passion and talent from students and alumni of Durham university. I applied for this position because I felt in my own isolation that the only space I could really find for myself was in writing. What this magazine demonstrates is that although writing can be a liberation for the housebound and divided, it is also a great source of engagement and interaction, through reading, with the stories of others. As editor I have been lucky to work with writers who are exciting not just because of their originality, but because of their excitement for what they do. I hope that even in times like our own some of this excitement might carry through to our readers. I am so thankful to have had the chance to work with those who love the same as I do. In spite of our theme of ‘Tension’, I have found among our editorial team and from all of our contributors, published or not, a real community of caring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211575503-3Y4D6Y89VDWRI3AZM4RC/image-asset.jpeg Introduction - Ryan O’Shea, Fiction Editor When reading the Fiction submissions, Kate and I were struck by the sheer variety of creative responses to the theme. ‘Tension’ was found in a range of situations, genres, and styles, leading to responses which considered the theme beyond merely ‘the state of being stretched tight’ – a state which I am sure a lot of us are familiar with currently. The ability of fiction to experiment with and build on contemporary feelings and states is one which was especially illustrated in the submissions for this issue. Selecting the final pieces was a difficult task – all of them were of such a high quality! I hope that the stories within will entertain, affect, and enthral you in the same way they did to us. Editing this section, alongside Kate, has been a thoroughly enjoyable experience, and I will look forward to what I am sure will be a continuing high quality of submissions in the future! To the readers of this issue: turn the kettle on, put your feet up, and enjoy the stories within! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211622894-LQ5JPC3N5JJAYSM84FB1/image-asset.jpeg Introduction - Martha Kean, Non-Fiction Editor There aren’t many silver linings of a global pandemic. For me though, becoming Non-Fiction editor of From the Lighthouse was exactly that. I first got involved with the magazine as a writer, just after we were all sent home from university when uncertainty was particularly rife. Months later, I found myself applying, somewhat on a whim, to become Non-Fiction editor. It was only due to the cancellation of other commitments that I was able to apply so, in a strange way, I’m grateful for this odd twist of fate. From the Lighthouse really has become the literary light I didn’t know I needed to guide me through this COVID-disrupted time at Durham. Whilst this issue’s theme is ‘Tension’ I strongly believe that reading through it will instead bring you the comfort, distraction and inspiration that editing it has brought me. The Non-Fiction section brims with diverse and exciting content – there really is something for everyone in it! Delve in, enjoy, and hopefully ease some of the tensions of this challenging period with an escape into the literary world of From the Lighthouse. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211686901-RQAUVZBY73C4I9Y500E6/IMG_5626.jpg Introduction - Anna De Vivo, Non-Fiction Editor Tension probably best sums up what has indeed been a tense term (or year). Working with the rest of the team and my co-editor was however such a great experience. The whole editing process was illuminating, with the pieces we received showcasing the incredible standard of writing here at Durham university. We received articles ranging from a postmodernist analysis of contemporary Netflix shows to the merits of literature on Twitter, all of which were so informative. I felt like I learnt a lot through this process and it was great to be involved in editing such a professional and inclusive student publication. I am so excited for you all to read this upcoming edition! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211736138-4PGM3ITJHVKC8A9E9SVV/IMG_5619.jpg Introduction - Sarah Henderson, Poetry Editor It seems as if the world is currently poised around moments of tension, eagerly waiting for their release. When we initially decided on the theme of ‘Tension’, we stood facing a presidential election that brought the whole world together in the hope of a better, more equal future. Right now, as you read this issue, we have come together again facing new tensions in its wake, as well as those presented by the ongoing global pandemic. We hope it provides the perfect hindsight to the last few months, whilst also transporting you to more intimate, everyday capsules of tension. It has been an incredible honour to work alongside my co-editor Josh on my first editing role! Both of us believe in poetry’s ability to capture a single moment in time and thought ‘Tension’ the most apt avenue through which to explore it. I have always been in awe of the literary talents of the Durham student body and this experience has reinforced this even more! The pieces we have chosen are as vibrant and diverse as the world we find ourselves in and it has been a privilege to work with such fantastic poets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610211789483-3YAOVH0FRHLTQX3WO5V5/IMG_5595.jpg Introduction - Josh Allsop, Poetry Editor As one of the poetry editors for the second issue of From the Lighthouse since it was brought back in early 2020, I have been uplifted by the flourishing body of creatives at Durham University. So many people sent in contributions filled with tenderness, a beautifully measured grasp of poetic language, and a real appreciation for how we might emotionally respond to the world around us with a great degree of gravitas, that I have been overjoyed to read through all of our submissions, and selecting those that we put through to final publication was no easy undertaking when so much quality was offered to us. Some of our contributors will have been published before, and some may have used our magazine to cut their teeth on putting their poetry out into the world. We hope that the magazine can be a place that you feel will always have the best in mind for any piece that seeks to find a home here. To everyone published, and everyone who submitted, I say thank you for considering us, and we hope to expand and grow the literary community in and around Durham from this point on. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610241821010-I5JOG7574UI3YXD7P9QV/Screenshot+2021-01-10+at+01.21.48.png Introduction - Natasha Ketel, Publicity Officer Working towards our second issue of From The Lighthouse on the theme of ‘Tension’ with a new, much larger editorial team has allowed me to be far more creative with how I promote the magazine on Instagram. By learning from what stood out on the feed last year and by working much more closely with the editors, I aimed to consistently inspire our writers during this difficult time when motivation often feels scarce. I uploaded an assortment of poignant poems and thought-provoking fragments from plays, articles and novels as well as superb top tips from our editors, playing around with a new colour scheme and eye-catching animations. This term, it has been an incredible pleasure to work with such intelligent, like-minded people and I can’t wait to read all of the new pieces for the magazine! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1610241151957-9EMZCBDMAHL8BXWCSIP5/IMG_5632.jpg Introduction - Victoria Cheng, Illustrator Illustrating for From the Lighthouse has been a very pleasant experience for me. I have never taken up an illustrating opportunity before so I was a little stressed at first, but the illustrating process was truly fulfilling and I enjoyed every moment of it - not only did it give me the incentive to produce more artwork, but it also provided space to experiment with my art style and to explore different mediums. I am really grateful to be part of this issue and I hope everyone will enjoy the pieces! https://www.ftlighthouse.org/introduction-2 daily 0.75 2021-04-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619364171952-F8HZA3KXIV09VROXN80Z/FullSizeRender.jpg Introduction - Lizzie Wilmot, Editor-in-Chief To say that I’m proud of this issue is an understatement. In under a year, I have first handedly witnessed From the Lighthouse evolve into a successful and popular student publication and it is more than I ever could have hoped. As mentioned above, this issue is a particularly special one as it marks the turn of an outlook: focusing on the future and moving past the struggles that have dominated us for so long. The theme of ‘Contact’ perfectly encapsulates this and has been wonderfully interpreted in a number of ways by our talented contributors. One of our priorities for this issue was to incorporate an illustration with each written piece, so for the first time, From the Lighthouse took on two illustrators. We felt that this was especially appropriate as the amalgamation of Tula and Maja’s work meant that the theme of ‘Contact’ could be explored artistically as well as literarily, as our cover image portrays. As always, I would like to thank my team for their incredible efforts and continued dedication to this magazine. I’m also so proud that a few of you submitted your own work this issue - the literary skills that you each possess, whether they’re behind scenes or not, should be shown regardless. I am beyond excited to move onto our fourth issue in the next few months and to continue making From the Lighthouse the best it can possibly be. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619364308540-FPP0NFAAUMGWS30AWWYP/IMG_6640.jpg Introduction - Constance Lam, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Throughout a hectic term of dissertation and coursework submissions, I am very proud of our editors, illustrators, and contributors for our immense efforts in publishing the third issue. Given our theme of ‘Contact’, our release date in spring is a highly fitting time as ‘Contact’ richly evokes the possibility of renewed connections. Since working with From the Lighthouse, I have been surrounded by a community of highly creative and motivated individuals. In collaboration with Creative Writing Society, Poetry Society, and DUELS, we organised our first Writing Workshop, which was a success thanks to the invaluable guidance of these societies and our editors. While I thoroughly enjoyed editing the magazine for the past two issues, I was also inspired to challenge myself and write creatively again. I am honoured that one of my original poems, ‘Guazi’, will be featured in this issue: thank you to poetry editors Sarah and Josh for your helpful feedback throughout. To everyone involved in creating this issue, and to all our readers, thank you for your support! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619428714202-HASCOZF90X3NXVYF3RZ0/IMG_5630.jpg Introduction - Isabella Newstead, Deputy Editor-in-Chief It has been such a pleasure to work on this issue of From the Lighthouse! The submissions we receive never fail to impress me, and the fact Durham’s student body continues to produce such excellent creative work during something as turbulent as a global pandemic certainly says something. I had the honour of working closely with our illustrators again for this issue, wanting to aim for a collaboration between two illustrators to match the theme of ‘contact.’ I believe the beautiful pieces our illustrators have produced, side-by-side, really showcase this issue’s theme exactly as we intended. I hope you enjoy this issue! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619374359858-UCHROR710XZCEHMLVPG7/image_50389249.jpeg Introduction Edited by Ben Willows and Grace Brimacombe-Rand. Illustrated by Maja Kobylak and Tula Wild. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619428529327-PTJ571GEL77YDK396QEA/Photo+Apr+25%2C+10+06+07+PM.jpg Introduction Edited by Kate Blakely and Ryan O’Shea. Illustrated by Maja Kobylak and Tula Wild. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619428360914-3HDNT3108TC8KAYRKPVV/Photo+Apr+25%2C+10+09+31+PM.png Introduction Edited by Anna De Vivo and Martha Kean. Illustrated by Maja Kobylak and Tula Wild. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619365959908-X0C4TH4TK8ZG3E81N8YM/Guazi.JPG Introduction Edited by Josh Allsop and Sarah Henderson. Illustrated by Maja Kobylak and Tula Wild. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619366589190-MY68UL7L7TS5NGOY81IB/IMG_5592.JPG Introduction - Ben Willows, Drama Editor Continuing to work on for From The Lighthouse’s new Drama section was a great privilege. Only coming into being last issue, our section has seen some top-notch quality pieces of writing. This issue, we get to see both a monologue and a dialogue, experiencing both sides of theatre in a time where we are tragically left wanting. The theme of contact is one that interests me in my own writing, whether it’s longing for contact lost, finding contact, or anything to be found in the middle of that. Whether it’s successful or not, whether we’ll act on it or not, we all have a desire to reach out to someone we’ve lost contact with. I think that all of the pieces, in the drama section and beyond, have perfectly articulated this theme in different ways. It’s been a pleasure to see how the drama section has evolved. Hopefully, this will give you a taste of the live performances that are, surely, just around the corner. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619366663357-33ZU6F88SXXTUFIMHUMG/IMG_5593.jpg Introduction - Grace Brimacombe-Rand, Drama Editor Reading the Drama submissions for this issue, I was struck by the imaginative ways our writers have worked with the theme of ‘Contact’, a term that has been redefined for many of us this past year in more ways than one. The pieces that Ben and myself have selected moved me, creating a space to reflect on the kinds of contact we encounter and their role in our lives, especially when much of that contact is now digital or distanced. Seeing a small part of the drafting process for these pieces in the Writers workshop was a great privilege, and I look forward to how the Drama section and the publication will grow in future issues to showcase student writing. Editing with Ben and working with the whole team has been a joy, and I hope that the diversity and ingenuity of pieces across all sections in this issue inspires our readers and resonates with their own experiences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619366768326-7UFICWWPDT7GGK3VXL2G/IMG_6641.jpg Introduction - Kate Blakely, Fiction Editor With another issue out, it is wonderful to showcase once again the fantastic talent of Durham’s fiction writers! Being fiction editor for a second issue has been a pleasure and, in certain ways, a challenge. As our magazine grows, submissions likewise have increased and with that an unfortunate requirement to send more rejections. As a writer myself, rejection is something I have come to be familiar with and this has made being on the other side of the process feel strange. It has been an isolating year and so, more than anything, Ryan and I have striven this issue to make all the pieces sent to us feel read. Published or not, we want all contributors to feel that they have gained something from writing for us. The strength of From the Lighthouse is its community, as opportunities like our workshop last term have made tangible. In this way, ‘contact’ as a theme has felt particularly appropriate for capturing what the heart of this magazine is about: coming together through writing. Through Issue Three, it has been especially wonderful to bring new voices in Durham fiction to the fore and I’m really looking forward to reading the exciting work sure to come in future publications! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619366911146-1GPMO5J9NYZ00WOIP041/IMG_5614.jpg Introduction - Ryan O’Shea, Fiction Editor For this issue, we received an enormous number of high-quality submissions all of which riffed in different ways on the theme of ‘contact’. Whether it was through the fantastical or the real, all of the pieces found unique ways to explore both the physical and the emotional aspects of contact. Whether it is through the touch of a hand, the sound of another’s voice, an unfamiliar presence, or the absence of a loved one, the pieces in this issue consider the importance of contact in multitudes of situations – both the dramatic and the seemingly banal. Editing the Fiction section, alongside Kate, was a real pleasure – all of the submissions were thoroughly entertaining to read! We encourage those who were not accepted to submit again to the next issue! I hope that the reader finds these pieces as entertaining, exciting, and moving as we did – enjoy the issue! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619366972203-RWSKXTDT5UNH4VLHHDTE/IMG_6638.jpg Introduction - Anna De Vivo, Non-Fiction Editor In times where wider proximity with the world seems to be of the distant past, ‘Contact’ was a sudden change from our last issue, ‘Tension’. Yet, as we touch ground in what may be post-Covid times, we thought ‘Contact’ was the best (and most optimistic) theme to encapsulate this. When reading the non-fiction submissions, Martha and I were delighted with the pieces we received. Each article beautifully grappled with the theme in exciting and diverse ways - I can’t wait for you to read them all. Editing this issue alongside the team has been a wonderful experience! We hope these pieces offer some solace as we start to get back in contact with how things were before the pandemic - hopefully, for the better. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619385116661-8PGAW1SYQDBMUMXFK2FO/IMG_6651.jpg Introduction - Martha Kean, Non-Fiction Editor After over a year of virtual learning (and virtual living), the ability of our contributors to continuously produce such thoughtful and erudite pieces never fails to amaze me. Our theme for this issue is ‘contact’ and I think it is fair to say that after over a year of University with a lack thereof, finding the motivation just to do degree work can be difficult, let alone extra-curricular writing. It was fantastic to ‘meet’ some of our contributors over zoom during our writing workshop in Epiphany term; putting faces to names and hearing our writers speak about their initial ideas for the polished pieces that you can now read in this issue was so lovely. The non-fiction section is as eclectic as always. ‘Contact’ has been interpreted in a range of ways: the contact between literature and pop culture, narratives of colonial contact, metaphysical contact, and real-life contact as a result of literature to name but a few. It is an excellent read, so grab a cuppa and get stuck in! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619367100165-N644SY1NLRQ4TI81KOSB/IMG_5595.jpg Introduction - Josh Allsop, Poetry Editor As one of the poetry editors for the third issue of From the Lighthouse I’m over the moon with how this issue has turned out. We received so many phenomenal poems whether they were those that explicitly tackled our theme of contact, or simply had something to say which we couldn’t shy away from. Choosing our selection of poems is never an easy process, but the work which we’re presenting here really makes you proud to be involved with the ever-growing literary community at Durham University. We had submissions such as the absolute crystalline simplicity of Justin Kim’s ‘Smile and a Handshake’ which achieves so much through its wonderful titling in conjunction with the more traditional imagery of Haiku. We also received exceptional pieces specific to the North-East and Durham: Sam Byrne’s ‘Boats on the Wear’ and Kathryn Ellison’s ‘Gomorrah’ present the reader with achingly intimate bodily contact and dissolution on the banks and waters of the River Wear, and Sorrel Briggs’s ‘For the Girl on the Viaduct’ reminds us of the very present need to attend to our local environs, to not grown numb to the world that we walk through each day and in doing so care for one another. Our contributors all received editorial advice with grace, and I am not ashamed to say disagreed on some of the points that were suggested to them, but standing up for one’s own writing is so important and if they are willing to back a decision they’ve made, then as an editor I’m more than prepared to trust them. So, here’s to another successful issue exploring the creative potential at Durham. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619374142428-MTAILOTFRCMNRSLAE4U8/IMG_5619.jpg Introduction - Sarah Henderson, Poetry Editor As the second chapter in my time as a poetry editor for From The Lighthouse comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on a process that has shown just how wonderful the Durham creative community is. When we chose the theme of ‘Contact’, we found ourselves scattered across the world, finding a way to connect with a sensory experience that we had previously taken for granted. We saw a group of poets, desperately longing for a phone call or a brush of hands or oars cutting the surface of the Wear. They used words to construct a feeling so tangible that we could almost imagine these experiences right before our very eyes. As always, it has been an absolute pleasure to work alongside my co-editor Josh and see just how much poetry can unite (and even divide) us! May this collection of poetry remind you of absent feelings and conversations, of childhood or the present time. Reach out and embrace it; find the point of contact with each one of these wonderful moments in poetic time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619384809644-FODWJ3M8J0DFXH4RUT58/IMG_6639.jpg Introduction - Natasha Ketel, Publicity Officer Exploring ‘contact’ for our second issue of the year has been a delight. Not only have we explored some beautiful, delicate imagery of the human body in poetry but also understood how contact’ can contain social as well as physical meaning in fiction. This issue, I have loved getting the editors more involved in the social media, turning to them for top tips and inspiration on how to unpick the theme. After setting up our new twitter account and expanding how we use social media to promote our wonderful magazine, I can't wait to see what the next issue will bring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619384980875-4QLZTFNNMC4OUEP9WSLB/20210424_184730.jpg Introduction - Maja Kobylak, Illustrator Reading the work of other students and reflecting how it made me feel onto paper, has been something I loved. To be able to share my interpretations and styles has been incredibly stimulating, slightly challenging and definitely worth it, so I’d like to thank everyone involved in the magazine for making this possible! It’s so heartwarming to see people use their talents to make something special and as expressive as this! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1619385048704-FIYI7UDD6XFLP8N2PRJO/image_6487327.jpg Introduction - Tula Wild, Illustrator I’ve had a fantastic experience illustrating for From the Lighthouse. It’s not only given me the chance to reconnect with my art but also the chance to experiment with new mediums and push myself outside my artistic comfort zone. The team have been so encouraging and I am hugely grateful for the opportunity to use my passion to contribute to and be a part of this incredible issue. https://www.ftlighthouse.org/introduction-3 daily 0.75 2023-11-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627819606168-KEKO6URU9LC9DULGI5BD/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+10.03.38.png Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627820066964-Y7AGNN1URSD9GR9YS023/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+12.41.23.png Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627831074310-WYHAW9TMC3AUUTCESFW3/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+15.30.06.png Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627831503618-CC15KHZH3S5HD2Z393D8/Screenshot+2021-08-01+at+16.22.03.png Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627832716827-YH0OXMQVI2MN6SHNGFXR/IMG_9642.jpg Introduction - Lizzie Wilmot, Editor-in-Chief Whilst working on Issue Four over the past few months, I’ve reworded this letter three or four times. The truth is that I haven’t struggled with what I want to write, rather that I don’t feel the words I put together do justice in explaining how much of an incredible experience I’ve had working on this extremely special publication. Each issue’s theme is decided mutually by the team, a decision I only step into if it remains undecided. However, I must admit that I was secretly pleased when ‘Reflection’ became the clear winner. Reflecting back allows us to review the past, whether that be full of fond memories or certain aspects of pain, but it also paves the way for change in the future. I couldn’t think of a more fitting theme after such a year. The pride I have felt for From the Lighthouse has done nothing but grow. From starting as Non-Fiction editor on the first relaunched issue, to just completing our fourth issue as Editor-in-Chief, the exceptional efforts of my team and the stunning pieces we receive still continue to astound me. I have made such wonderful friends and gathered memories that I will cherish forever. Moving forward, I know I am leaving the magazine in the best hands possible, and I cannot wait to watch it grow even further. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627816164206-K4ICO7PADR3GH802J45U/IMG_8020.jpg Introduction - Constance Lam, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Today marks the publication of ‘Reflection’, our last issue of this academic year, and one of many issues to come. Reflection typically evokes the experience of looking back on the past with nostalgia, but beyond nostalgia, reflection can elicit a whole host of complicated emotions. This issue, our contributors have once again risen to the occasion, responding to the theme with creativity and nuance. On the subject of nostalgia, I will always admire the amazing work of our contributors and editors. I am incredibly proud of our team, our performers, and attendees for our successful in-person poetry reading last month. In collaboration with D.U.E.L.S., we celebrated the end of exams with our very first event since the start of the pandemic. Every single detail, from the sold-out tickets to the pre-performance jitters, created this unique atmosphere of camaraderie and creativity. Our event was testament to the impressive range of talent in Durham’s literary scene, and I am confident that next year’s editorial team will continue showcasing the creativity of From the Lighthouse contributors. To the editorial team, to our contributors, and to the D.U.E.L.S. exec, thank you for working tirelessly throughout the year. Thank you for making From the Lighthouse an excellent magazine and much more. I have made so many valuable friendships, and wish all of you the best in the future. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627812973877-JVEZYI9K2XRG72OKP1EK/IMG_5630.jpg Introduction - Isabella Newstead, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Our latest issue, ‘Reflection,’ received a great deal of submissions reflecting on the university experience and the flow of life, especially post-height-of-the-pandemic. I think it’s a special thing that students are able to express and share these intimate thoughts artistically through this magazine, in ways more abstract than might be encountered elsewhere in other student publications. Especially in these turbulent times, when sometimes literal wording can’t seem to convey our feelings whole, once again From the Lighthouse proves the timeless value of creative writing. I say it every time, but it’s been an absolute honour working for this magazine for the last four issues! From working as Fiction Editor in my first year to a Deputy Editor in Chief managing illustrations in second year, seeing this magazine grow as a bastion of creative writing at Durham has been such a highlight of my time at university. I know it’ll certainly be in great hands for the future, and I’m so excited to see it progress further! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627816196627-61XNNW3BNIS2EJIFOLSQ/IMG_8021.jpg Introduction - Grace Brimacombe-Rand, Drama Editor It feels very fitting for the final issue of this academic year to be themed around the process of ‘Reflection’. As my last issue as a Durham student, I hoped to help create a body of creative work that other students could use as a resource to guide their own reflection of the past year. Our submissions for this issue were particularly resonant, with the two published pieces selected for the Drama section approaching the theme of ‘Reflection’ in a fresh, provocative way that is all the more impressive for the unpredictable circumstances in which the work was produced. I am excited to see what our published contributors write next, and hope that as the inaugural year of the new Drama section of ‘From the Lighthouse’, the collected work will inspire new writing from the innovative Drama community Durham is lucky enough to foster. I would like to thank Ben and Lizzie in particular as well as all the editors on this magazine for allowing it to be such a fun, creative outlet for us as well as our contributors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627812205170-R8KBXOMWUSKVLNY0WOXQ/IMG_5592.JPG Introduction - Ben Willows, Drama Editor Finishing this year with From The Lighthouse’s new Drama section has been a delight. Only coming into being this year, our section has seen a range of styles, themes, and content. It has been a pleasure to see how the Drama section has evolved over this past year, and I can't wait to see how it continues to excel over the next. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627812391158-W18CMHPOZIMGF7DTR68L/IMG_5614.jpg Introduction - Ryan O’ Shea, Fiction Editor This being my final issue as Fiction Editor, alongside Kate, it was a great pleasure to have (yet again) received such a range of exciting responses to the prompt. The idea of ‘reflection’ was taken literally and metaphorically, with writers often weaving in reflective imagery with wider introspective themes. Yet again, it was a tough decision to narrow down the submissions – we loved reading all of the pieces sent to us. We were delighted with the often-surreal paths some of the pieces took: a couple even featured spiders and a shark in unexpected scenes. Many of the pieces utilised water imagery in a poignant and meditative style, and the submissions that had more of a realist slant had a palpable emotional depth. Another fantastic round of submissions! For this issue, it would also be apt to ‘reflect’ on my own stint as fiction editor. I have greatly enjoyed working with the From the Lighthouse team and editing this section alongside Kate. A collaborative approach, a friendly atmosphere, and a clear organisational structure has made this role a delight. I wish the future editors and managers of the magazine all the best for the future, and I am sure that From the Lighthouse will continue to grow and showcase the talent that the Durham student community has to offer! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627816235930-CQYSKI6XBIXHSNXS4M9E/IMG_8022.jpg Introduction - Kate Blakely, Fiction Editor Finishing this issue alongside my degree has made for one of my busier months in Durham, but I couldn’t be happier with the fiction pieces we have been able to publish this time. It is in keeping with this issue’s theme that our selection reflects the wonderful mixture of voices and styles that we have been so lucky to receive over the past year. Whether new or repeat contributors, I would like to take this opportunity to thank once again everyone who has shared their fiction with Ryan and I! Working with our talented contributors for a final time has been an absolute pleasure, and I cannot doubt that all readers will enjoy their work as much as we have. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627812499649-1JA6QU4E26ELUDAIPDSV/IMG_5626.jpg Introduction - Anna de Vivo, Non-Fiction Editor Working alongside the From the Lighthouse team has been a delight to say the least, and such a central aspect of my final year at Durham. Our first in-person event in Easter term which showcased the talents of our contributors was a huge success, and it was fantastic hearing everyone share their work. Once again, and with no surprise, this upcoming issue has been a joy to edit and goes to reflect both the standard and dedication of Durham’s writers. The Non-Fiction section never fails to astound me, taking me outside of my comfort zone as I continue to learn new things from our wonderful contributors. Our theme ‘Reflection’ is no exception to this trend. From pieces analysing the sub-genre of ‘colour poetry’ to an examination of class in Normal People, the submissions we have received not only take this theme but run with it, moulding it into unique articles which reflect the interests of each author. I hope you enjoy reading this issue and exploring the wide-ranging and varied articles that From the Lighthouse has to offer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627812589298-X4J8ZS8DTJCPL7KT30YW/FullSizeRender+2.jpg Introduction - Martha Kean, Non-Fiction Editor Sitting on the grass at palace green I met Anna (my co-ed) for the first time to discuss the content call for this issue. It was unbelievably nice to be able to discuss our section together, in person. It was also somewhat sad as we both knew it would be the first and last time we would get to do so. The theme of ‘Reflection’ for this issue is perfect. It’s been a truly mental year and I hope that, for our contributors, writing for this issue might in some way have been a means of reconciling that. Reading your pieces certainly has for me. Head to the Non-Fiction section for creative personal reflections on the last year at Durham, an eye-opening rumination on class and University through the lens of Normal People and a fascinating piece on the work of Yasunari Kawabata. It’s not one to be missed! I’d like to say a final word to all our editors who are graduating – it’s been a real privilege to work with you all and I know each of you will go on to achieve amazing things - all the best for the future! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627816308455-S9BSTPXQEPHRR3K9D9CP/IMG_5595.jpg Introduction - Josh Allsop, Poetry Editor For our fourth issue of From the Lighthouse we were fortunate to receive an exceptionally high calibre or work from poets currently at Durham. These included returning contributors as well as exciting new voices that we haven’t heard from before. Part of the editing process Sarah and I deliberate over the most is how the work we choose to accept might sit alongside, and work in concert with, other contributors’ poems. As a result, we tend to gear an issue explicitly or more understatedly towards a certain direction in the work we take on. This issue saw us take on some wonderfully bold and adventurous poetry that we think wonderfully reflects the range of different voices and poetic conceptions of the world that we have at the magazine and in the literary community at Durham, and I hope you enjoy this exceptional poetry. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627821385770-Q42O0O1ZIOOK6HK1ARLS/IMG_8027.jpg Introduction - Sarah Henderson, Poetry Editor I don’t think we could have chosen a more appropriate theme than ‘Reflection’ for our final issue of the year. Armed with the power of words, our poets have used reflection to take us to worlds beyond our current one. As we reflect in these pages and on those of the last year, I am left with a feeling of gratitude and hope - hope that throughout everything, words have the power to encapsulate and endure. I’d like to thank my co-editor Josh and the entire editorial time for such a unique experience that I will always treasure. Also, to everyone who read and supported the magazine, we are truly grateful. After every reflection comes a glance into the future. With that in mind, I cannot wait to see how the magazine flourishes next year. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627823263875-ZTYDRZJFKCYN8Q969EWL/Screenshot+2021-01-10+at+01.21.48.png Introduction - Natasha Ketel, Publicity Officer Working on the issue this term may have been my favourite experience with ft.lighthouse so far! As restrictions loosened, we were able to have an event in person for the first time and it truly proved how far-reaching the community that we have built is. Hearing everyone read their work at the Racecourse tent was incredibly inspiring, making our resilience and hard work throughout the year so worth it. It made me so proud to take the publicity photos and share them on our Instagram, highlighting the talent that we have managed to foster and showcase through the magazine. So, what better theme to end on as we reflect on the past year and prepare ourselves for another (hopefully less complicated and isolating) year than ‘Reflection’. I’m beyond excited to see what our writers have come up with! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1627831026858-9OOP3L9XO6URPYOF5Q84/IMG_8749+2.jpg Introduction - Ella Clayton, Illustrator Working alongside fellow students and seeing their fabulous creations was really inspirational. Seeing the talent and skill of those with whom I attend university has been incredibly uplifting and motivating for me. I hope my illustrations breathe a burst of life into the works and add another layer to their artistic beauty. Who knows, maybe one day I'll even submit something myself! https://www.ftlighthouse.org/introduction-4 daily 0.75 2022-03-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/5d65826d-7c11-4685-a8f7-7c949ef5a1a1/269805336_2785765601719999_8112571275378626013_n.jpg Introduction - Natasha Ketel, Editor-in-Chief Working as Publicity Officer last year, it was a joy to share the incredible issues of From the Lighthouse and publicise our literary extravaganza in the racecourse tent, watching our ambition and visions for the magazine grow. Now, as Editor-in-Chief, I’ve had the pleasure of organising even more for our talented writers to partake in. Last term, we not only set up two writing competitions - bringing some awe-inspiring work into our inbox - but also welcomed new and old faces to an afternoon of wonderful workshops in-person, helping to expand our writing community. I’m so proud to bring to life a new issue that will not doubt shine some literary light through your computer screen. Whether you’re ready to immerse yourself in the halcyon languor of the soft sunset in Katie Proctor’s sensory delight of a short story or the autumnal light reflecting on the water in Becky Fletcher’s poem, there is something in here for everyone. Thank you so much to my wonderful, creative team for their dedication, patience and hard work as we prepared for this issue. I would especially like to draw attention to the relentless perseverance and support that my fantastic deputies, Sarah and Anjali, have shown this term. This issue wouldn’t be here without them! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/cf9c6d02-8792-42a6-8e2b-85ef9b0a89ae/87832847_649694685861247_8429883370153967616_n.jpg Introduction - Sarah Henderson, Deputy Editor-in-Chief I am beyond thrilled and honoured to be returning as an editor for From The Lighthouse for a second year! It has been so wonderful to witness the buoyancy and vibrancy of the literary community, as our times continue to challenge us. Our theme of ‘Light’ is so beautifully apt and uplifting. We hope that you will find comfort and hope in these pages, and a place to escape to as we settle back in to another Epiphany term. My endless admiration to the contributors and editors who continue to make this magazine the wonderful thing that it is. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/f79961d6-8095-4f91-8f56-c6c6e445c17a/F4ECB10F-E3D6-4545-B564-5FFAFE0CB7D3_1_201_a.jpeg Introduction - Anjali Mulcock, Deputy Editor-in-Chief Working with From the Lighthouse has been an absolute joy. I’m so thankful and impressed by the dedication and passion of our Editor-in-Chief Tash and Deputy Editor Sarah, and I’m honoured to be a part of such a lovely and talented team. This issue the team quickly decided on the theme of light, representative as a source of steadiness and hope in the inevitable turbulence of term, as well as being especially pertinent given the presence of Lumiere all over the city. I can’t wait for you all to read these marvellous pieces of writing and bear witness to the formidable creativity of our contributors. I look forward to celebrating this exciting new issue this term, as well as more of our wonderful workshops and collaborations with our flourishing literary community! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/0d516a6c-62f4-47b1-be71-0c0352a9d8b5/104088361_2704866893075104_1247489105808358591_n.jpg Introduction - Martha Kean, Non-Fiction Editor This is my second year as Non-Fiction Editor and it has been exciting to see the magazine continue to evolve and flourish in somewhat more ‘normal’ times. Having our first editors meeting last term around a table rather than across a screen was a welcome progression from last year, where we were only able to meet each other in person as the year drew to a close. Perhaps due to the fact that everyone’s busy University lives were able to resume last term, we received slightly less Non-fiction submissions than we have done in the past. Fear not, however, where we have compromised on quantity we have certainly not compromised on quality and our two pieces really encapsulate the spirit of the magazine. Both contributors write effortlessly; they allow their own voices to permeate their writing without ever drawing attention away from the subject matters they discuss. Sarah Henderson introduces us to a new poetry collection - Cataclysm by Natalie Perman. Sarah’s excitement about the collection is palpable as she offers her insightful thoughts on Perman’s writing - you will surely finish her piece wanting to get your hands on a copy. Caitlin Bell writes a reflective and personal piece on the significance of the return of Lumiere this year. It is a resonant and moving piece which speaks to the importance of community in isolating times - a reminder of what we’ve been through and how we have emerged with a newfound sense of gratitude. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/5aa5abac-a0b3-4132-a019-bb3cdc9326ce/150468619_474188457291468_2900465692562227799_n.jpg Introduction - Nicole Howlett, Non-Fiction Editor I have loved being non-fiction editor this year as it has given me a chance to meet different people who all love reading and writing in different ways. My favourite part of the role so far has been running the writing workshop we did in November. Though the turnout for non-fiction was relatively small, it gave me the chance to have interesting conversations with our contributors about different inspirations for writing non-fiction, as well as to hear about other people’s writing processes. I love this as it inspires me to be more critical of my own writing. The theme of light is so broad yet can be made so specific! Even just a brief conversation with my housemates about the theme early on made me realise how many different questions can be brought to mind from the word ‘light’. I loved writing the content call, as it made me excited to think that our questions could potentially encourage someone to get into writing! This is my first time holding an editorial position, which has been a little daunting and yet has made the whole experience even more valuable to me. Reading the submitted pieces was very humbling as it was incredible to think people were trusting me to critique their work, which I tried to do as well as possible. I’m so excited to see what we do next term, particularly in relation to thinking of a new theme and content call. Hopefully, we will suffer less cancellations and problems related to Covid in 2022 and will be able to run more in-person events where we can meet more of our contributors and discuss all things non-fiction related! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/21d5cf8e-aa25-4ee6-94f3-9b2c13da47c9/241128924_654085855572602_118055682434463809_n.jpg Introduction - Caroline Rijkse, Poetry Editor What a fantastic Michaelmas it’s been as Poetry co-editor! I have greatly enjoyed collaborating with Will and I feel proud of what we have been able to achieve this term. The poetry workshop held early in the term was an incredibly encouraging start, producing some wonderful verse and provoking thoughtful discussions. It was thoroughly enjoyable to see some of our contributors in person and it’s definitely something we’d like to run again. Now onto this term’s theme - Light! From the days quickly shortening to the advent of Lumière, this theme did well in encompassing the spirit of Michaelmas term. It was great for Will and I to be able to throw some ideas out there into the Facebook group, and far better to read over all the entries. While at times I was sceptical of the scope the theme could bring, the winning entries certainly proved me wrong. While some poems came to us fully formed (the lines 'two or three silences / passed around on plates / like crumbling scones and cold coffee’ from ‘The Stubborn Occupancy’ particularly comes to mind), Will and I enjoyed bringing out the most illuminating aspects of the others during the editing process. From the crystalline precision of Yung-Han Yuan’s poem to Talia Jacobs’ expansive and affecting ‘Sleeper In Raven’s City’, the variety of entries was astonishing. It was a pleasure to work with such fantastic and creative poets, and I have learnt a lot from Will in such a short time. Though the FTL event at Fabs sadly had to be postponed, holding the festive poetry competition proved to be an excellent remedy. We received some standout poems, and it was difficult to narrow down the last few to just one! The winning entry, however, was stunningly original and polished - I hope you enjoyed reading it! I truly am so excited about this next term and the next issue of the magazine, and in the hope that Omicron starts to die down I look forward to holding more social, in person events. I also hope that you enjoy the poems from this issue - do take some time with them, let them sit with you for a while. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/ae840c3a-6391-4cf2-93dd-8dbbf7ca751b/53453056_1210909102400359_6232297412522672128_n.jpg Introduction - Will Triggs, Poetry Editor My first term as part of the From the Lighthouse team has been a very rewarding one, and it's really exciting to bring you our first issue of the year! I knew we had a strong poetry community in Durham, and this was proved true by the selection of accomplished and thought-provoking work we received - thank you to everyone who submitted! I was excited to see the range of responses we would receive for the theme of light, and these works do not disappoint, with articulations of light from local to global, hopeful to fading. It was also great to finish the year with our Winter Wonderland poetry competition - congratulations to Hannah Born for writing the winning poem! I'm looking forward to running more competitions in the next few terms, and can't wait to start reading submissions for our next issue. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/4adadabc-970f-43d1-bcc9-2ba867ee3aaa/268317905_4585150304938486_3243199719397873091_n.jpg Introduction - Nancy Meakin, Drama Editor As the new drama editor this year, I have been very excited to work on my first issue of in the lighthouse. ‘Light’ was perhaps a harder theme to interpret in a dramatic form as it often appears in writing when looking at imagery and atmosphere, rather than dialogue. Yet, I was fascinated by the way the theme was taken up, looking at light and dark tones, linking light with passion and the spark of first love. The visual of using light on stage is also incorporated into this submission, making the act of lighting a cigarette the impetus for the memories in this piece. I am looking forward to showcasing more student writing next term and encouraging writers to explore stage directions and dialogues even more. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/39c8c4d1-b5a2-49bf-88e9-856261c0ca61/249948124_3031969140357195_4541826070558896060_n.jpg Introduction - Ben Willows, Drama Editor Editing the drama section of From the Lighthouse is always a pleasure. While one of the magazine's smaller sections, the submissions we get are always of the highest quality. Durham is inundated with playwriting talent, and I can't wait to see the applications we get this term https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/77c78297-690d-4232-a4b5-b9afb14b27e5/255961022_4447074275370743_6033260399114180121_n.jpg Introduction - Izel Ilkten-Salman, Fiction Editor Working for the magazine has been such a fun experience! The team is so lovely and so fun to work with, and I always look forward to our meetings. I loved meeting new and upcoming writers eager to refine their skills the writing workshops we held last term- the pieces that came out of the exercises were fantastic! From favourite writers who inspired us to preferred writing styles, I had fascinating discussions with everyone who came; it’s always so nice to compare notes with fellow writers! I was previously involved in the September Short Story competition, and meeting the writers who eventually submitted their pieces for the ‘Lights’ competition was so lovely - there were an insane number of breathtaking entries that I got to read, each one of them so well written that we really had a hard time choosing between them. I’m excited to see the next entries for our upcoming competitions in the future! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/75826e06-da49-4ea1-8c24-1b4f8cd6cd21/116427231_3203539883014456_5415603799853901496_n.jpg Introduction - Emily Hare, Fiction Editor Working on the magazine this term has been such a lovely and rewarding experience. We’ve had some truly amazing submissions centred on the theme of light, some magical, some creepy, some incredibly thought-provoking, and all a delight to read. Around the time of Christmas and Lumiere in Durham we always seem to be looking at pretty lights, what better than to read about them too! We can’t wait to read what else the writers of Durham have to send us… https://www.ftlighthouse.org/introduction-5 daily 0.75 2022-03-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec321c2af33de48734cc929/1618497259178-6XJGK9GR6YAVBQL5L519/20140301_Trade-151_012-2.jpg Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec321c2af33de48734cc929/1607694583486-2PQT0LQ193RL7MCB6DX4/20140228_Trade+151_0046.jpg Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec321c2af33de48734cc929/1607694644871-IC85FNH781UNZSZEGHDR/Aro+Ha_0428.jpg Introduction https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/1b659ae2-189c-4b25-a293-88a3b1e372d9/275404116_2802423443397894_787088896694626545_n.jpg Introduction - Natasha Ketel, Editor-in-Chief Nodding to Woolf’s mesmerising, rhythmical novel, this issue’s theme of ‘Waves’ feels incredibly suitable as we watch the weather improve and start to daydream of days spent at the beach with a cold drink and a portion of fish and chips. But, the pieces in this issue don’t all detail sunshine. Whether you enter the storm in Abbi Craggs’ dramatic duologue or listen to the whispering wind in Matthew Ainley’s short story, you’ll soon discover that the responses that we received to ‘Waves’ were wonderfully varied. Set alongside Amy Nugent’s beautiful, striking illustrations, it is difficult to peel your eyes away from the screen as you recognise the talent and hard work that has been poured into these works of art. I hope you love and cherish them as much as I do! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/21df9269-c69b-4a64-af5b-057d30389477/87832847_649694685861247_8429883370153967616_n-2.jpg Introduction - Sarah Henderson, Deputy Editor-in-Chief And just like that, term two has washed away before us. It has been so wonderful to see all the beautiful work that the tide has brought to our magazine this term. It has brought back familiar tales, but also some new adventures for you to explore in this wonderful issue. It has been such a privilege to watch our editorial board grow closer together and develop as a group of creatives. A always, my admiration to the section editors who have brought us some incredible work for this issue. And my senior co-editors, Natasha and Anjali, who have helped to guide the magazine along its journey this year, and provided the most wonderful bond of creative friendship. I hope you enjoy the work of this issue and join us on new tides soon... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/bf892994-8425-4634-a9fa-11cb57447a3c/119709785_100209838509715_5687806942306403630_n.jpg Introduction - Anjali Mulcock, Deputy Editor-in-Chief This issue, we moved from the theme of ‘light’ to ‘waves’: a perfect continuation of our Lighthouse-centred focus. I am so excited by the idea of ‘waves’. There is something so lovely, life-affirming and yet lonely about the sea. The stability of its continual movement has a resonance with the crests and troughs of life, whether in the locality of our breath, wider emotional ripples, or the shifting cycles of political and geographical waves. The vast creative possibilities are reflected in the submissions to this issue, which range from scenes of domesticity, of romance, of cinematic action, to works of mythic lore and gentle nostalgia. A heartfelt thanks to each member of the team for all their hard work, to Amy Nugent for her gorgeous art, and to Natasha and Sarah for their brilliant guidance. To the reader: I hope you enjoy riding the waves of these magical writings! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/d8f51c29-8d82-4c11-9d84-f997c475236e/241128924_654085855572602_118055682434463809_n-2.jpg Introduction - Caroline Rijkse, Poetry Editor With the close of Epiphany term it’s been great to reflect on the Poetry section’s work on this edition’s theme of ‘Waves’. This theme brought us right to the heart of the magazine’s project, with a close connection to Virginia Woolf’s work and a multitude of avenues for interpretation. As you’ll find out, our submissions did not disappoint! It was brilliant to have a wide range of poets send their projects in, from first year undergraduates to PhD students, all of whom presented work which truly provoked the senses. Leo Li’s stunning entry ‘A Hymn From Abbey Hill’ brings with it all the volatility of an ‘eternal’ landscape; Mia Hyde’s ekphrastic piece ‘Kanagawa: Beyond Hokusai’ delivers bold and intensely expressive language that brings a new perspective to modern ekphrastic poetry. In a time where warm days seem, to borrow from T.S. Eliot, ‘more distant and more solemn / than a fading star’, the second poetry workshop early in the term was a welcome opportunity to enjoy time with contributors and have some interesting discussions. It was fantastic to have submissions produced in this discursive and energetic environment where we could all bring fresh minds to the theme. Will and I also really enjoyed featuring alongside the Poetry Society in a new podcast, hosted by Sarah and Aoifke. It was a fantastic opportunity to discuss all things poetry and about all the opportunities available at Durham to get your work out there. Do give it a listen when it is released! For now, though, we truly hope you find this collection one to be savoured with every piece. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/5363dc1d-b3a8-44a7-b2f9-e652f9faa42d/53453056_1210909102400359_6232297412522672128_n-2.jpg Introduction - Will Triggs, Poetry Editor As we reach the end of another term in Durham, our theme for this issue feels particularly fitting; following weeks of summative stress for many of us, Epiphany term seems at least to me to have passed with the force and fleetingness of a wave, vanishing into a year that is passing as quickly as ever. Dashed on the rocks of impending exam season, I hope this showcase of Durham students’ writing can bring you some joy, and perhaps make the time pass a little slower. It has been a pleasure to continue working with Caroline as co-editors this term, and we’ve been hugely excited by the work we’ve received! Making a great return from Issue Five is Mussa Ahmad, who this time takes on the formidable villanelle form to great effect, while we welcome work from new contributors for this year such as Mia Hyde, whose ekphrastic response to Hokusai’s The Great Wave Off Kanagawa is a real highlight. I hope you enjoy the great poetry on offer in this issue, and look forward to Issue Seven – it’s going to be a big one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/cd740df8-4fb8-42e3-9f91-92529a5afac8/116427231_3203539883014456_5415603799853901496_n-2.jpg Introduction - Emily Hare, Fiction Editor There’s nothing more exciting than watching the wave of emails (pun very much intended!) come in at the end of a submission period, and this issue was no exception! With titles ranging from ‘Pulp Romance’ to ‘Beach Sniper’ to ‘An Excerpt From the Marvels of Industry Trust: An Audio Guide – Cylinder 6’, I knew immediately that I would be delighted by the range of themes and styles we had received. Indeed, our fiction section for this issue explores familial relationships in heart wrenching (and warming!) scenes and engages in fast-paced action and witty dialogue, all the while considering the connections we all, as humans, have to the sea. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/de01ca29-612e-4f35-a018-88ae02654a1d/255961022_4447074275370743_6033260399114180121_n-2.jpg Introduction - Izel Ilkten-Salman, Fiction Editor The submissions to our latest issue of FTL were nothing short of incredible. With so many exhilarating and breathtaking stories, from fast-paced action to beautifully flowing tales of love, we found it near impossible to make our selection! I have to congratulate those entries in this issue, they grabbed my attention from the very first line and refused to let go long after I had finished reading. The magic of the narratives you created have left me in awe. It is such a joy to be able to read the many entries submitted to us, and equally a great honour to be able to offer feedback and edit them — I immensely look forward to the next issue’s submissions! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/67cf5f4b-dc96-4485-b6b0-0da35ab34b14/104088361_2704866893075104_1247489105808358591_n-2.jpg Introduction - Martha Kean, Non-Fiction Editor This term is a notoriously summative-heavy one and I have been humbled and impressed by the continued commitment of the From the Lighthouse team in keeping the magazine running despite heightened workloads! Another shoutout is due to all our contributors who continue to put time and energy into their (non degree-related) writing and creativity - reading and editing your writing really is such an enriching experience. I can’t wait to see everyone’s hard work come together and look forward to getting to work on our final issue of the year (and my final issue as nonfiction editor) next term! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/efcda9c7-5665-4204-986c-666245542d1f/275486807_718129536230691_8357835389674673780_n.jpg Introduction - Nicole Howlett, Non-Fiction Editor I have loved being a part of this edition of ‘From the Lighthouse’. Martha’s suggestion of ‘Waves’ for this issue’s theme wonderfully drew together our magazine’s aesthetic with the literary, as the wave model has been used in so many works across history. I loved co-writing the content call with Martha, as it brought into my mind the different ways a natural phenomenon such as ‘waves’ can be used to shape an understanding of literature. Though our contributor chose not to focus on the theme, her piece on the margins of the study of English literature still lent itself to a centre-periphery model which, in my opinion, ties nicely to the idea of waves. Her article demonstrated how works of literature and literary criticism from the postcolonial world have influenced British literature in waves throughout history, whilst demonstrating how the ‘key texts’ of British literature have tried to stymie these waves and maintain their own position in the canon. Thus, it is very rewarding to think our theme was still an influencing factor in our contributor’s work. I have become more confident as an editor this submission, which I believe has made me enjoy my role even more. It has been wonderful to hear from the other editors about their own submissions and creative processes, which really demonstrates how collaborative the magazine is! I have learnt so much from my role and from being around other people with a love of literature and discussing literature in a more chilled manner, which I think corresponds so well with an academic study of English. I hope you all enjoy reading this edition and consider contributing in the future (if you have not done so already)! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/bbe5767a-d054-439f-8717-da03e89357ab/275554757_3127513970802711_4423978033283264823_n.jpg Introduction - Ben Willows, Drama Editor It was such a delight to launch the dramatic monologue competition on the theme of ‘Stormy Weather’ in collaboration with Suffragette Theatre Company this term. We were so proud to receive so many incredible, striking submissions and I can’t wait to organise something similar in the future. But, for now, I hope you enjoy reading the brilliant work by Abbi Craggs and Alice Kemp in this issue! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/b7406470-11c0-4bdc-a359-127b9c26d614/274763906_4843920759061438_1881989330452054930_n.jpg Introduction - Nancy Meakin, Drama Editor With the launch of the FTL x Suffragette Theatre Company dramatic monologue competition, this term has been huge for drama! It has been so wonderful to see so much work pour into the email inbox and see the section finally get the attention that it so deserves. The theme of ‘Waves’ encouraged Alice Kemp and Abbi Craggs to write two spellbinding dramatic pieces that I can’t wait for everyone to read! 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Ending the part of my life as a student and entering what I guess you can only describe as ‘the real world’ does feel like walking over a bridge. Reading over the pieces in this issue, many of our wonderful contributors have captured the notion of hesitancy and confusion that comes hand-in-hand with reconciling change and I have found such solace in their work. Notably, Anna Johns’ 'The Night Before’ is a vivid, beautiful depiction of insecurity. Ava Piper’s ‘Avoiding Mirrors’ explores what it means to acknowledge your sense of self shifting with such pertinency. Plus, Jay Figueredo’s ‘Four Different Love Stories’ focuses on the struggle of accepting that things inevitably change with heartbreakingly subtle prose. But, these are only 3 examples of short stories in the issue. There is so much more to explore. I hope you cherish all of the articles, poems, stories and dramatic pieces as much as I have! It has been such a fantastic issue to end the year on and I am so proud of what the team has achieved. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/c4ccd5d4-6f94-443e-824c-4ce580bb1b9f/87832847_649694685861247_8429883370153967616_n-2.jpg Introduction - Sarah Henderson, Deputy Editor Around this time last year, I was asked by our former editor in chief if I had a vision for where the magazine could go next. I believed that we could finally establish ourselves as a current and exciting print magazine. One year later, this pipe dream has become a reality. This is a very bittersweet moment for me. Being part of this magazine for the last two years has been such a privilege, so naturally I’m sad about moving on from this beautiful publication. However, this is coupled with excitement and hope for the future of From The Lighthouse, as it offers our editors and contributors the ability to hold the product of their hard work in their hands. To sign off my final editor’s letter - Tash and Anjali, my wonderful senior editors. Your talent and friendship inspires me constantly and I shall carry it with me always. To our editors, your hard work and artistic vision makes this magazine the living, breathing work of art that it is. To our contributors, may this moment, seeing your work in print, launch you towards further publication and inspiration. To our readers, please treasure this first print issue as moment of progression, as a bridge to future endeavours for this magazine. We hope you love it as much as we do. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/8937e50c-0200-4021-89a9-8e1671107e03/F4ECB10F-E3D6-4545-B564-5FFAFE0CB7D3_1_201_a.jpeg Introduction - Anjali Mulcock, Deputy Editor When thinking of bridges, the first thing that came to my mind was a poem I studied in first year, Composed Upon Westminster Bridge. Whilst I couldn’t claim to be an ardent Wordsworth fan, I do think this sonnet powerfully captures the kind of still reflection bridges provoke. Durham’s many bridges are beautiful, and, especially now in summer, I often find myself pausing on one, enjoying a moment of anchored stillness above the river’s ceaseless rush. Issues of From the Lighthouse also act as such vantage points for me: poised collections of work that overlook the rush of the academic year, that highlight the meaningfulness of the quotidian, and that provide opportunities for thought and response. This issue is no different, containing fiction of exquisite tenderness and hope, and nonfiction of particular acuity and truthfulness in the fullest sense of the word. The image of a bridge is an image of extension, of reaching from one bank to another, of separation yet connection. These writings are bridges in themselves, offering themselves out for the reader to journey across. I hope your souls pass along and are touched as much as mine (and, once upon a time, Wordworth’s!) was. I am continually left in awe of the talent that resides among us. I am so proud of our contributors and our editors, and I would like to thank Tash and Sarah with all my heart for their dedication and drive, and for having made working on this magazine the wonderfully joyful experience it has been. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/ef46eacb-151b-418e-99f9-02c070c9896d/53453056_1210909102400359_6232297412522672128_n.jpg Introduction - Will Triggs, Poetry Editor It’s hard to believe that we've reached the end of the university year, and with it the year's final edition of From the Lighthouse. It's been a huge joy to be a part of this magazine, both in getting to read so many inspiring and insightful poems, and in working with such a great editorial team - particular thanks have to go to my co-editor Caroline, and to our tireless editor-in-chief Natasha! As many of us, including myself, come to our final few weeks in Durham, the theme of 'bridges' felt particularly fitting - with the beautiful assortment of bridges adding so much to the city's identity, it was touching to see this reflected in poetry, as Sarah Henderson does brilliantly in 'Prebends Bridge'. At the same time, we also received great contributions that took a more metaphorical approach to the theme; Alice Kemp and Aoifke Madeleine, for instance, both write powerfully on the bridges that might lie between death and renewal, endings and new beginnings. Wherever your next bridge leads, I hope that you enjoy this year's final edition of From the Lighthouse. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/c3672aa9-e220-47ad-ac39-b2a48dbe26d0/241128924_654085855572602_118055682434463809_n-2.jpg Introduction - Caroline Rijkse, Poetry Editor Our final issue of the academic year, and what a brilliant issue it’s been! The theme of ‘bridges’ brought an exceptionally imaginative range of responses. It seemed a fitting theme as we move between years at university (or beyond); summer is often a time where we enjoy the bonds we form with loved ones, and, with more time to reflect, to consider how we bridge the gaps between who we are now and who we want to become. Progress, reconciliation, introspection - all these feature heavily in this issue. As Durham students, bridges are visually influential presences in our day-to-day lives, and it comes through wonderfully in poetry. Sarah Henderson’s ‘Prebends Bridge’, for example, finds solace from ‘the currents of the hour’ in a local setting. I was also thrilled by the thoughtful use of the theme in more remote directions. From Mia Hyde’s stunning development of the conceptual landscape of T.S. Eliot’s ‘Burnt Norton’ to the touching verse style in Anna Johns’ ‘My room is not even that messy I’m just really behind on laundry’, I really believe there is something in this collection for everyone. As the magazine branches out into print for the first time, it’s felt really special to be part of the FTL team. I hope you enjoy this collection as much as I did. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/d2c4f42d-55e3-4059-b472-6494cac088a6/116427231_3203539883014456_5415603799853901496_n-2.jpg Introduction - Emily Hare, Fiction Editor Over the past few years the word ‘bridge’ has taken on a new significance. During lockdowns we bridged the gap between isolated people, now we work on rebuilding bridges that might have fallen into disrepair over those difficult times. This has made working on the current issue and exploring so many different interpretations and perceptions of bridges very special. Our fiction section in this issue is filled with profound and heartfelt pieces. I was blown away by the emotion packed into these short stories, it is truly impressive to incite such a response in a reader when restricted to only one page! As always, it has been a delight to work with the team of From the Lighthouse and a joy to engage with our wonderful contributors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/760cbcc2-401a-42c6-8947-be092ef34b26/255961022_4447074275370743_6033260399114180121_n-2.jpg Introduction - Izel Ilkten-Salman, Fiction Editor Bridges has been a fantastic theme for the last issue of the term! We have had amazing entries for fiction, all so incredible that I was glued to my laptop reading them – ‘bridges’ was interpreted so uniquely and we received some of the best works I’ve read this year. From heart-wrenching to hilarious, I’m so lucky to have read so many masterpieces this year. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/ab1c2267-63de-4596-b811-3844a08af1f3/104088361_2704866893075104_1247489105808358591_n-2.jpg Introduction - Martha Kean, Non-Fiction Editor This issue of From the Lighthouse marks my last as Nonfiction editor and I am delighted that it so well represents the strength and potential of the Nonfiction section of the magazine! We are very lucky to have more pieces in this issue than in the previous two, and the breadth of topics covered by our contributors is so exciting. There is truly something for everyone — from Alice Kemp’s astute piece on the strengths and weaknesses of Carol Ann Duffy’s Sincerity, Rimma Snesar-Sanchez’ article on Post-Soviet Space and Elise Garçon’s insightful review of My Year of Rest and Relaxation to Abbi Cragg’s creative and experimental musings on our theme of ‘Bridges’ and Michelle Leung’s more personally charged reflection on building Bridges through relationships — and, specifically, across grief. These articles truly showcase the versatility and possibility of nonfiction writing and I cannot recommend enough that you sit down with a cuppa and delve into them! As the year — and my time at Durham — draws to a close, leaving behind From the Lighthouse feels bittersweet. I am sad to leave the editorial team and will miss working on this really wonderful publication. However, I am proud of what I have been able to help achieve over the past two years and I am so very excited to see where From the Lighthouse goes next! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/cd099b10-8523-44cd-b1ed-94f139bf7cbe/275486807_718129536230691_8357835389674673780_n.jpg Introduction - Nicole Howlett, Non-Fiction Editor I have loved being a part of this edition of From the Lighthouse. In my opinion, the idea of ‘Bridges’ really drew together the aesthetic and the literary/intellectual, as bridges can represent so many different concepts such as travelling from one stage of life onto the next, or the connection between different people or groups of people. I loved co-writing the content call with Martha, as it brought into my mind the different ways human constructions such as ‘bridges’ can be used to shape an understanding of literature and life in general. I really enjoyed reading and editing our submissions for this edition. Our contributors used the idea of ‘bridges’ in different ways, demonstrating how the concept of bridges evokes different literary and cultural ideas in different individuals. One contributor explored how physical bridges can be used as a metaphor for the bridges between countries, particularly in politically fraught times. Another contributor used bridges to explore the connection between the human and the natural, which reflects how bridges can occur organically in nature, but have also been adapted and expanded hugely by humankind. They also explored how writing, and in particular critical non-fiction writing, can be seen as a bridge from one idea to another, something which impacted how I read their work as an editor. This reminded me how much there is to learn from other people’s work, which is one of the key reasons I wished to get involved with the magazine this year. As my last time editing the magazine, I am proud of the increase in my confidence in my own critical ideas. It has been wonderful to hear from the other editors about their own submissions and creative processes, which really demonstrates how collaborative the magazine is, again showing how our theme of ‘bridges’ links to the connections between creative people. I hope you all enjoy reading this edition and consider contributing next year, even if you haven’t before! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/05a25466-f000-4fb7-a201-27168da9f41a/275554757_3127513970802711_4423978033283264823_n.jpg Introduction - Ben Willows, Drama Editor It's been a pleasure to be the drama editor over the past few years. While always a small section, we've seen plays and monologues that move, humour, and delight. It has been a privilege to be part of the From the Lighthouse renaissance, and I can’t wait to see how it will grow even stronger in the years after I graduate. Keep writing theatre, and keep magazines like this one going. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ecb73ae34b76f25d6076ce1/16571fb3-da20-4666-9a25-fd1d02662c00/274763906_4843920759061438_1881989330452054930_n.jpg Introduction - Nancy Meakin, Drama Editor I have really enjoyed this issue’s theme as we a come to the close of another year which feels like it’s lead us to more of the normality that we now all fully appreciate. Alice Kemp has been a wondrous addition to the drama section this year and this issue is no different. 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