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Covert Literary Magazine 
 


Hand Made ·
Made by Hand

These rich contributions explore food and food rituals, festivals and celebrations, music, needlework, sewing and seamstressing, home- and community-building, conversations and connection and tapestry, hairdressing, lovemaking and sexuality, births and deaths, existing and resisting, older age and more.

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Issue 04 ·2024 · Contributor

Covert Literary Magazine 
 

South Downs · The Natural Heritage of the South Downs

Issue 03 · 2023 · Contributor

​This issue is dedicated to BPOC writers’ and creatives’ responses to the South Downs, whose natural beauty and heritage offer a place for exploration, refuge and homecoming for many. In this issue, writers and artists to connect with nature, people and heritage.

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White Structure

...But, beneath me and within me, 

There is an expectant rumbling, 

A discrete and private erupton.

A perfect unfurling. 

life...

Steepdown

Covert Literacy Magazine 

Issue 03, Featured Contributor,

Writing Excepts

...The protective arms of my mother reach out, and I long for them to console and reasure me; to get lost and forgotton in the dark depths of their murky hold...
 

Rites of Passage 

Covert Literacy Magazine 

Issue 04, Featured Contributor

...I am at sea, in this place I do not want to be. No lighthouse to beguille or beckon me.

Not a pittance of peace, fortifies my soul, no sanctity of sanctuary to shore this collapsing sinkhole...

The Big Sea

 R&D Bursary Recipient 2026

Leaf Pattern Design

Chichester Festival Theatre's
New Venue · The Nest

Review

​Nina joined Writing Our Legacy for a recent performance of The Brown Ranger by Ben Grant. Her reflections explore the play’s dynamic storytelling, emotional resonance and the wider conversations it opens around representation and belonging.

Scriptease 
Rehearsed Reading 
Lantern Theatre · Brighton
December 2025

The Last Songbird (working title) is a new piece of character driven theatre rooted in lived experience and emotional truth.

 

It explores love, illness and survival through the eyes of a young carer navigating adulthood, parenthood and loss.

 

Developed through new writing and sharing programmes, the work combines humour, tenderness and emotional clarity through the lens of social realism.

‘Beautiful opening, tender. I Would love to follow the whole story’

‘This is a really powerful piece, the dialogue is layered with beautiful moments’

Rehearsed reading of The last Songbird

Cast: Melody Chikakane Brown, Miranda Mufema

Photo Credit: jim@jimpix.com - Jim Pike

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