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There was a flurry of phone calls on Tuesday night and serious conversations between the servants. Then man servant went out and did not come back...

The tea room was full as usual. It was 10 ‘o clock p.m.; just the right time to pick up. I usually went to their place but could use my own flat if...

To say we forgive Becomes a trick of the tongue Falling swiftly on the air, Drifting along the senses, Easing our feet Along paths of no-regard Where...

...much of rural Britain, clothed in the garish garb of a rubbish-tip; plastic bags...French-fry cartons...

I was born on October 14, 1806 ; and was the youngest but one of twelve, four of whom died in infancy. Ellen, who lived the longest of the four, died...

When they arrived home it was dark. All the lanterns were on in the house. "Maybe they are waiting," asked Jack? "Maybe," said Allen riding to the...

So Collin took his horse and rode into town to find him. As he arrived in town he tied up his horse and went in the saloon. He saw a man that looked...

Hiroshima Nagasaki

(Edited) ...it was mothers who stood out on the steps of St. Paul's, at today's service commemorating the end of UK's involvement in the Afghan War...some wearing blood-red knitted poppies to raise money for military charities that give ongoing care for the wounded. Whatever views one holds as to the rights or wrongs of such involvement, the stark reality is, that 453 British souls were lost, along with an unrecorded number of Afghanistans', and as many families...wives, husbands, sons, daughters, sisters, brothers, friends, left to deal, alone, with the aftermath. At the very least...a prayer for them?