Divided Currents
I am the age of Divided Currents
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More Than a Reflection: Education, Identity and the Pressure to Conform To teach in the twenty first century is to stand on constantly shifting ground. Every year brings new research, new…
I am the age of Divided Currents
We walk together down the overgrown stone steps, the bold weeds waving and weaving out of the ancient grey; colourful, present, refusing to acquiesce neatly to a sombre memorial spot. I like them…
Ramona opened another book. “Look – the Appalachian Mountains are sometimes called the haunted mountains because ‘most who go there don’t return’” she read – concern clear on her face. Darius, the…
Perotine takes its name from Perotine Massey, a Guernsey woman of the sixteenth century. It’s a place to publish new work — calm, ad-free, with no algorithm deciding who gets read. Pen names are welcome; your real name is never published. A human editor reviews every submission before it’s published — an automated tool helps with a first proofreading pass, but a person decides on everything and may make small changes, like fixing a typo, before it goes live.