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From Fear to a Love of Clowns
Photo by Bill Rogers When I was twelve years old, sleepovers were a giddy affair of crumpled clothing, whispered secrets and superhuman effort forcing sleeping bags back into their cases. Then...
From Fear to a Love of Clowns
Photo by Bill Rogers When I was twelve years old, sleepovers were a giddy affair of crumpled clothing, whispered secrets and superhuman effort forcing sleeping bags back into their cases. Then...
Sadness
Photo by Nick Kenrick I am sad. There I said it. I don’t like to be the sad one. Not that there’s anything wrong with being sad: we all feel like...
Sadness
Photo by Nick Kenrick I am sad. There I said it. I don’t like to be the sad one. Not that there’s anything wrong with being sad: we all feel like...
Personal Histories: A Little Boy and a Can of Coke
Photo by Abhijeet Rane I’m nearing the end of the first draft of Hidden Colours, my second novel, scheduled to be released in late autumn. The novel is set in modern day...
Personal Histories: A Little Boy and a Can of Coke
Photo by Abhijeet Rane I’m nearing the end of the first draft of Hidden Colours, my second novel, scheduled to be released in late autumn. The novel is set in modern day...
Sentimentalism in Fiction
Photo by Nick Kenrick A very long time ago, I read Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility. I’ve not revisited the novel in years – the last time was seeing the 1995 adaptation featuring...
Sentimentalism in Fiction
Photo by Nick Kenrick A very long time ago, I read Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility. I’ve not revisited the novel in years – the last time was seeing the 1995 adaptation featuring...
How to Make Traditions Work for You
This post was originally published in Open Thought Vortex magazine, a wonderful place for discovering new writing. Photo by Sandrine Néel Traditions can be the smallest things. The Spanish wearing red underwear...
How to Make Traditions Work for You
This post was originally published in Open Thought Vortex magazine, a wonderful place for discovering new writing. Photo by Sandrine Néel Traditions can be the smallest things. The Spanish wearing red underwear...
My Woman – A Very Short Story for International...
Photo by Lady Orlando One midsummer’s day, after the seasons had become muddled, I walked in hail to our local park and found a woman huddled underneath an old oak tree....
My Woman – A Very Short Story for International...
Photo by Lady Orlando One midsummer’s day, after the seasons had become muddled, I walked in hail to our local park and found a woman huddled underneath an old oak tree....
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