Poetry
Blue Plaques, poems by Decca Muldowney and Edd Mustill, designed by Isabel Greenberg (self published, 2014)
“witness this day my hand,” STRIKE magazine (Sept/Oct 2014)
“all we ever wanted was everything,” STRIKE magazine (Jul/Aug 2014).
“Ruins,” STRIKE magazine (May, 2014). This poem was also displayed as part of the “Women In Conflict” exhibition on Women’s Day at King’s College, Cambridge in 2014.
The Bright Day Is Done, (handmade zine, 2013)
“When All This Is Over,” published in The Hill magazine (2009)
“This is a canvas,” published in The Hill magazine (2009)
London Burning, poems by Decca Muldowney, design by Lucy Nurnberg (handmade zine, 2007). This zine is archived at the London College of Communication’s Zine Library, where it used as a teaching material)
Plays
“Luck Be A Lady,” (2015). I wrote and performed a monologue as part of HIV Voices, a writing and performance project that aims to stage a multiplicity of voices from those living with and affected by HIV. This monologue was also performed by Samantha Dakin.
Project Derby, (2015). I was part of Turn Left, a company working on a devised theatre piece about roller derby. I performed in the work’s first showing at the Queer Show and Tell Festival at the Hackney Showroom in September, 2015. This project is continues as Skate Hard, Turn Left. More here.
Breaking The Silence (2015) by Di Trevis and Decca Muldowney. This play was commissioned for workshop by the Royal Shakespeare Company. I worked with the archive of Israeli human rights group Breaking The Silence, which collects the testimonies of Israeli soldiers who have witnessed or committed human rights violations while serving in the Occupied Territories. It was workshopped by Peter Clements, Jono Bergmann, Jude Monk McGowan, Matthew Mellalieu, David Mumeni, and Beatriz Romilly, with movement by Jane Gibson.
Our Sign Is The Stone (2013). A play based on oral testimonies collected in Nabi Saleh, West Bank. Performed by the Playback Troupe of The Freedom Theatre, Jenin, and toured the West Bank. Coverage of the play here and here.
Remembering September (2009). Performed at a rehearsed reading at the Miscellaneous Theatre Festival, Judith E. Wilson Studio, Cambridge, 2009. Read by Lucinda Millward and Graham O’Mara, and directed by Zoe Lafferty.
Editing
The Mays 17 (2009) Edited by Decca Muldowney and Peter Morelli. Guest edited by Patti Smith. The Mays is an annual literary anthology of new writing from Oxford and Cambridge.
Impropaganda Magazine (2008-9) Co-founded and edited magazine with Edd Mustill and Emily Hammerton-Barry. Some articles are archived here.