Prose – Ramona Magazine for Girls

RAMONA’S CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION: Runner Up

Writing by Sarah Rose McCann // illustration by Ramya

Writing by Rachel Dwyer // illustration by Ramya

Writing by Caitlyn Grant // photograph by Guillaume Gaubert

Writing by Zadie McCracken // photograph by Paolo Barretta

Writing by Hannah Forsdike // photograph by Celia Gomez De Villavedon

Writing by Hannah Forsdike // photograph by Chiara Baldassarri

Ramona’s Creative Writing Month

Writing by Alyssa M. Winchester //

Writing by Hannah Forsdike // Illustration by Loreta Isac // When my mum picked me up she asked how the class was, and I lied and say it was good. And later, when I was alone in my room, a den of girly, ballet themed memorabilia that I just didn’t resonate with anymore, I practiced telling my parents that I wanted to quit in my head.

Writing by Natalie Williams // Illustration by Caylin Yorba-Ruiz // Over time, my boobs became more of my physical identity than I would have liked them to. However, to my own surprise, when I got into my first real relationship my partner had never once made me feel bad about the size of my boobs.