Category: Fiction

Luce D’Argento Full moons do have a strange effect on me. I like the moon, it’s always held a fascination for me. Long time readers may have noticed. Which probably … Read More

It’s not the way you look, It’s not the way that you smile. Although there’s something to them. It’s not the way you have your hair, It’s not that certain … Read More

Gordon raised the glass to his lips and let the vodka slide slowly down his throat, the dry, burning sensation one of the few things that made him feel alive … Read More

Chelle felt the weather change around six in the evening. The mid-March sunset accompanied by a sudden but brief gust of cold wind that made the window frames rattle and … Read More

Jane’s fingers rapped the golden yellow wood of her desk, the only outward sign of her growing anger at the caller on the other end of the telephone. She listened … Read More

This story was inspired by a post by Anastasia. – The room was almost dark. The mood lighting was turned as low as it would go, the rest of the … Read More

I wondered what we were doing this time last year and it turns out that on 14 Feb 2007 I was publishing part 3 of this story (below is part … Read More

So to begin with I’d like to introduce you to Philip Keogh, taxi driver, father of two and model railway enthusiast. Phil enjoys his job despite the unsociable hours, occasional … Read More

Mike was slumped in his armchair, beer in one hand, remote control in the other. His eyelids were heavy, closing then snapping open, he was determined to see the end … Read More