Cassandra Voices

Our mission is to provide a home for independent voices that inspire new thinking. We firmly reject over-specialisation and insularity. This is a public intellectual forum and news source nourished by many rivers.

We accept submissions from across the political spectrum provided content is referenced, and does not contain racist or discriminatory language. We welcome articles of varied length, especially long reads over two thousand words, and can offer editorial assistance. Poets, fiction writers, artists and musicians should contact the editors listed below; for all other enquiries email: [email protected]

The mythological Cassandra’s tragedy was to have her accurate prophecies dismissed by those who thought they knew better. Thus, against her advice, the Trojans accepted the gift of a wooden horse from an apparently departing Greek army, out of which crawled the soldiers who sacked the city in the dead of night.

We are committed to an aesthetically-informed presentation: a recognition of the value of graphic identity and photographic integrity; a respect for the creative processes beyond primary textual communication.
We also seek financial support from funders, big or small currently through Patreon, as we attempt to break the mould.
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A short film ‘Cassandra Voices – The Hard Copy’ by Sé Merry Doyle explores the motivations for the publication of the first edition.