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Family Feud
By Breannah Holton. I hear murmurs, my sister speaks in her sleep now, not eloquently nor coherently, more like a struggle to form a word
Wayzgoose Magazine
October 14, 2026
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By Breannah Holton. I hear murmurs, my sister speaks in her sleep now, not eloquently nor coherently, more like a struggle to form a word
Hans Holbein the Younger, The Ambassadors, 1533, oil on wood, 207 cm by 209.5 cm, The National Gallery By Lily Whewell The precise meaning of
By Verity Browne Content warning: This article discusses grief, trauma, mental and physical health problems, suicidal feelings, sexual abuse and abortion. My first encounter with
Wayzgoose Magazine is an online magazine comprising art, photography, creative writing and articles.
Wayzgoose Magazine aims first and foremost to bring together student creatives. We want to create a hub for university-based artists and writers to showcase their work, connect and collaborate. We hope that this magazine will become a platform for celebrating all the creativity in and around the North-East, as well as publishing thought-provoking articles, interviews, reviews and opinion pieces.
The magazine wants to create an inclusive creative environment and welcomes all student writers, poets, photographers and artists to submit their work. We want to interrupt the endless stream of news with a collection of articles that will allow readers to hear from young and unheard voices, giving a spotlight to affairs of cultural and social interest that you may not otherwise know about.
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