Unspoken conversations with my grandma in Tesco
Trying to talk to my grandmother in the supermarket was the first time I regretted being unable to speak Gujarati.
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Picking up litter
The mess on my council estate winds me up. I can feel my eyes rolling, the tutting bursting on my…
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The things you remember
At what point does mishearing turn into a false memory? Do we hear and recall what we want to?
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Seeking love and swiping right in Scotland
Thanks to the limitations of my traditional Glaswegian bed recess, I’m looking for a partner strictly 5’ 9” or under.…
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Why I want to make a career out of joy
Writers who are disabled, working class, or trauma survivors are often expected to mine painful memories for their work. But…
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