We Do Not Yet See Clearly But Hope is Gold
Rachel Handley
Painting
An evocative narrative, taking a universal approach to explore the role of hope within terminal illness
I Can Only Hope
Amit Srivastava
Poetry
The desire to maintain heart-felt life-values across time
Unpredictable
Francis Campbell
Poetry
‘There will always be shadows on the land ..’ the dynamic balance between health and illness
One Small Drop
Eleanor Slorach
Painting
A philosophical, systems-thinking exploration with global implications
The Meaning of War
Shilpa Ojha
Painting
Illustrating the futility of war, and its human cost
When Conventional Drugs Fail Try Placebo
Tareq Dessouki
Drawing
Exploring the complexities of the human mind in relation to therapeutics
My First Patient
Alland Hart
Prose
Soldier confronted by desperate parents giving his water bottle to their child
The Truth
Angeline Lee
Prose
After visiting a children’s cancer-ward in Malaysia – the author speculates about ‘the gateway between life and death’
The Mirror of Perspective
Holly Davies
Mixed-media
Is death always a bad thing? The artist considers alternative viewpoints in context
My Experience of the Dissection Room
Rhian Edmunds
Prose
A searingly honest account of a student’s attempts to make the transition from individuals to educational cadavers
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