 London Arts-Based Research Centre (LABRC)

Indelible’s name, inspired by the way the poet Hilda Doolittle (H.D.) used it in her poem Trilogy, refers to inerasable ink, which is a metaphor for the power of words.

Indelible is a literary and arts journal reaching out to a broader community of writers, both established and emerging. Indelible’s name, inspired by the way the poet Hilda Doolittle (H.D.) used it in her poem Trilogy, refers to inerasable ink, which is a metaphor for the power of words.

The journal, therefore, seeks to publish works from distinguished writers and artists with strong voices and literary/artistic convictions that represent diverse interests and aesthetic styles. Each themed semi-annual issue presents an eclectic set of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, reviews, interviews, op-eds, and art. It is our great pleasure to promote our contributors in any way we can.



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.‘By my very presence I crystallise; I am a ferment,’ Carl Jung

For our next issue, Indelible invites writers, artists, and thinkers to explore the theme of Fermentation — not only as a biological or chemical process, but as a metaphor for alchemy, hibernation, and slow transformation.

Fermentation marks that mysterious in-between state — where decay becomes creation, where rest turns to ripening, where something hidden within stirs into new life. Whether in the bubbling vat, the wintering soul, or the silent vessel of thought, fermentation is the unseen labor of change.

Indelible Issue 11: "Chaos"

For reviews, a maximum of 1500 words is required.

‘By my very presence I crystallise; I am a ferment,’ Carl Jung

For our next issue, Indelible invites writers, artists, and thinkers to explore the theme of Fermentation — not only as a biological or chemical process, but as a metaphor for alchemy, hibernation, and slow transformation.

Fermentation marks that mysterious in-between state — where decay becomes creation, where rest turns to ripening, where something hidden within stirs into new life. Whether in the bubbling vat, the wintering soul, or the silent vessel of thought, fermentation is the unseen labor of change.

Indelible Lit

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