Tilly Aistrop is a chef and writer, from the Steel City but living in Newcastle. She writes emotive poetry that mixes personal experience with natural imagery. Her articles and essays have a feminist and political focus. You can find her work both online and in print, in magazines like the Anti-Misogyny-Club and Seedlings. For more insight into Aistrop's career and personal influences, you can check out her interview with Emma Millen on BBC radio Newcastle.


Why don’t women throw fleshlights?

Come read, explore, and feel your way through The Page Gallery—a digital literary magazine and online gallery of poetry, short stories, and original artwork. Every piece is part of a themed exhibit, curated with care. Discover emerging voices, emotional writing, surreal art, and mind-maps you can get lost in.