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We are proud to showcase the outstanding level of talent and creativity Kingston University Students have to offer. Featuring poetry, short stories and artwork, RiPPLE's 19th anthology explores all aspects of life, demonstrating the deep emotional connections we build. From ghost stories to tales of heartbreak, don't miss these incredibly unique pieces you'll find yourself reading again and again.

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An enthralling poetry collection that celebrates the philosophical musings of Simone Weil. Poet Kevin Ducey uncovers the thoughts and unravelings of French writer and political activist Simone Weil in his second poetry book, Gravity's Angel. Ducey evokes an awareness of Weil's experiences and thought processes throughout history with emotion and meditating rhythm. Ultimately, Ducey's work weaves a fresh and fascinating perspective on Weil's ae...

Arresting, so shadowy, that it knows its future might well include making people forget it's so young." -S.J. Fowler English poet, writer and performer As the world threatens to burst into flames, Max drifts back and forth between then, now and what awaits - colliding with his dreams and those of others. Will he illuminate his path in time for salvation? Take a look into the oneiroscope... Inspired by the French film Max, Mon Amour, Oneir...

A compilation of places and pottery. Relationships and art. Culture and civilisation. In this written and visual collection, award-winning poet Ailsa Holland weaves a narrative of two cities with two structures: one of literature and one of ceramics. Discover the connection between Oxford's Bodleian Library and Stoke-on-Trent's bottle ovens. Visit reading rooms where a love story blossoms. Hear of women who wish to fill themselves with books....

A story of love, loss and bravery. Mary Prince's account of the hardships of slavery gives a true insight as to the torture that millions were subjected to simply because of the colour of their skin. This new edition includes a full timeline of Prince's life, alongside The Narrative of Louis Asa-Asa, A Captured African, and his own experience of slavery. The History of Mary Prince was first published in 1831with the support of Thomas P...

The RiPPLE anthology has become a mainstay at Kingston University, an annual showcase of creativity. In this 17th edition we celebrate not only poetry, prose and playwriting but also painting and photography, with contributions from students throughout Kingston School of Art. Together the judges have selected the very best of the work submitted to the competition. For some of our writers it's been a lifelong habit, while for others the recent ...

The text tries to imitate both ancient Egyptian and ancient Greek poetry. Hierophile (in the text) is an ancient oracle thus her narration has elements of ancient poetry. Moreover, the text tries to keep a continuous flow (e.g. From Homeric and Pindaric to Shelley and Hölderlin). A torch is moving from poet to poet. In this way it is ambitious but what it tries to imply is simple: out heritage is gained with much effort, the work of many, the ...

Death scares me. Living scares me too." For too long, the women of the Iliad have been silenced. It's time for their voices to be heard. Greek writer Athena Gaga's modern interpretation of the tragedies faced by the infamously overlooked women of Greek mythology bring a new feminist understanding to Homer's epic Iliad.

The RiPPLE anthology has become a mainstay at Kingston, an annual showcase of all the incredible talent and creativity the university has to offer. Now in its 18th edition, we are proud to present art, prose and poetry that will make you laugh, cry and that will undoubtedly stay with you long after reading.

Found & Lost is Laura Davis' debut collection of found and visual poetry. She has remixed and reworked a variety of classic texts, including Thomas Hardy's The Return of the Native, using her background as a political scientist to touch upon themes such as Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic. In this transformative collection, Davis adapts these traditional pieces into a beautiful and fascinating series of written and visual poetry, offering a un...

12 Days in Tolworth: Reappraising a London Suburb' aims to connect students and locals with a frequently overlooked neighbourhood, Tolworth. In collaboration with The Community Brain, seven groups of Kingston University BA Illustration students worked on 're-branding' Tolworth. Each project seeks to 'create a visual language for Tolworth', suggesting possibilities to change and improve the way people interact with the area.

Balance Sheets is a collection of poems that will take you on a journey of self-discovery. Its refrain rings true and investigates the things that charm us in life: death, love, sex, music, which is to say, other people. The only possible charm. This modern and intimate examination of the human heart will have you feeling nostalgic and leave you striving for one thing: Balance.

Hidden away in the suburbs of south-west London is King George's Field, home to one of the most signi¿ cant clubs in the history of world football: the Corinthian-Casuals.Today, the Corinthian-Casuals are the leading amateur club in England, plying their trade in the seventh tier of English football. Yet they can lay claim to a heritage as impressive as almost any team in the land.But what does this club based in Tolworth have in common with t...

RiPPLE 2020 is a Kingston University Student Anthology that is annually published by KU Press. Every year a theme is chosen and work is curated. Students interpret the theme and express it in poetry and prose, the anthology is then worked on by Kingston University's very own MA Publishing students. This year's RiPPLE was published in association with The Community Brain and this year's theme is 'Changing Rooms' which is an homage to the changi...

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