Issue 10 marks an important inflection point for mar/gins. What has first started as a literary journal, whose primary objective is to showcase exemplary student academic writing, has now broadened its platform, such that creative works too are brought into clearer visibility and celebrated. This un/rest is manifested not only in the writing genres more students are interested in, but also in the topics that they find themselves navigating around. Complex interrogations of identity—personal and societal—permeate across the works, in the same way this issue seeks to re-conceptualise its own position in the undergraduate literary landscape as a more accommodating space for all writers.