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Nyukung’s (Grandmother) Archive about grief and her Contribution to the economy of our Family
Just as the autumn leaves fall crisp and brown onto the earth after completing their lifetime, grief, in a similar way, accompanies me as I faced one of the major… Read more ⇢
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Announcing Poetry Writing Contest, 2026 : “Still I Rise”
The Hemlock Journal proudly announces its upcoming Poetry Writing Contest celebrating voices that speak for justice, equality, and empowerment. Writers from around the world of any gender, or identity is… Read more ⇢
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More than a Mother : An online Reflective Writing Workshop on Matrescence & Wellbeing
This gentle, baby-friendly online therapeutic writing workshop offers mothers a safe space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with themselves beyond motherhood. Through guided expressive writing and emotional wellness practices, participants… Read more ⇢
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The Hemlock’s Issue 10 is Here!
We’re proud to announce the release of Issue 10 of Hemlock Journal — our most diverse and global issue yet. This edition brings together voices, ideas, and creative work from contributors of… Read more ⇢
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Call for Volunteers – The Hemlock Journal
We’re opening applications for passionate readers and creators to join The Hemlock team! Open Roles: Application Window:May 10th – May 31st What we’re looking for: Perks:1. Be part of an internationally publishing… Read more ⇢
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‘A Room Full of Eyes’ by Rushalee Goswami
I woke up in a room full of floating eyes, estranged from the bodies they must have once belonged to. I am wearing a flimsy white dress and nothing beneath.… Read more ⇢
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Interview with Fiction Contest Winners: Alan Talevi
Alan Talevi was among the writers whose story was shortlisted for the Fiction Writing Contest “Call of the Wild” organised by The Hemlock Journal in collaboration with Remington Review. His… Read more ⇢
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Book Review of Monisha Raman’s ‘The Highlands of Yore’
The Highlands of Yore is a story that spans generations, about the life and transformation of the indigenous people of the mountains—the Raya community, settled in Betta, a fictional district… Read more ⇢
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