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In short story,

HAYMAKING DAY (A SHORT STORY)

At half seven the old alarm clock sounded. Sheila O’Sullivan slowly eased herself into a sitting position. Her toes moved in search of the soft material of her slippers. To some, a routine was something you’d grow weary of, day by day, but at seventy-eight years of age, carrying out regular tasks was a comfort to her in her old age. She wasn’t...

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In interview,

ELLIE STONE / LSAD GRAPHIC DESIGN COMMUNICATIONS

Talk me through your second-year final year project:  My work for my class exhibition was inspired by the gender pay gap. This topic was very important for me to communicate as it angered me that despite the hard work I've put into my education I face doing the same job as my male counterparts and be paid less. It is unfair that women...

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In personal,

THE UNCOMFORTABLE THINGS / EXPLORING MY FEELINGS THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY

If you follow me on Instagram you'll have probably seen these photos before, but I've been toying with this idea, the idea of talking about the inspiration behind these photos for a while. It's a personal post unlike ones I've posted before, but I thought I'd give it a go anyways. I began this mini-series, or project of sorts about two weeks ago when...

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