Real Love

'And so she took off, curving round the cliffs of Sully Bay. She kept going, tumbling over the boundless, silver sea, flying farther than she’d been in years. Finally, summoning the courage to fish again, she swooped, and she dove—but she failed.'

Fiction 3rd September 2025

Caerphilly Flyers

‘Thinking about friendship now, I think about the ways in which we are able to do things with others that we could never do on our own. The way that friends drag unknown parts out of our bodies, allowing us to be braver than we can feel by ourselves.’

Essay 6th September 2023

Staying Up All Night To Write A Story, Part 2 – Jon McGregor

In the second episode of a two-part series, Jon McGregor talks to Thomas Morris about 'Dwell' – a story he wrote from start to finish in a single night.

Podcast 15th December 2021

Staying Up All Night To Write A Story

Thomas Morris is joined by Marie-Helene Bertino, Rebecca Ivory, and Stephen Sexton to read and discuss their 'One Night Stands' – stories they wrote from start to finish in a single night.

Podcast 4th December 2021

One Night Stands: an introduction

Editorial Issue 45: Winter 2021-22

Issue 29 – Editorial

Editorial Issue 29/Volume 2: Winter 2014

A Tingling Pleasure

Editorial 17th February 2014

Thomas Morris

Thomas Morris is the author of We Don't Know What We’re Doing, and Open Up. His work has been rejected by The Paris Review, McSweeneys, and The New Yorker. Originally from Caerphilly, South Wales, he lives in Dublin.