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[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series – a day early this week] Not ‘hope-so’ hope – we wait with sure good knowledge of what's now secure – the...

Chapter 12. Finding the answer. Rev. Lollop was still standing by the porch when Amanderella returned to him. He looked mildly anxious, as though he...

He went back on Thursday. Not the next Thursday. The Thursday after that. Eleven days in which the taste of the champagne resurfaced three times —...

5: Silver 6: Gold 7: Secret

3: Girl 4: Boy

Nisha Apa A Character that deserted me never peeping on my inner screens again and again since my early teens with her role play to survive and stay...

The small, blonde girl pushes her hair back from her face nervously as she peers out from behind the half open front door of her mother’s modest...

Chapter 11. A New Day. Amanderella stepped out into a morning washed clean by the night’s rain. The air had that fresh, faintly metallic scent that...

In December 2009 the number one record in the UK singles chart was Killing in the Name, by the Californian band, Rage Against the Machine. It was a protest song about police brutality, systemic racism, and state abuse of power, though this story is about buying chocolate at a London tube station. It also became my favourite Christmas song.